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Patient Family & Community Engagement
The paradoxical injunctions of partnership in care: Patient engagement and partnership between issues and challenges
Partnership in care and patient engagement is an expanding approach and tremendously promising for improving the quality of healthcare services. However, the approach could be subject to many issues and challenges of various kinds. In this paper, we develop a reflection of the challenges and issues that the approach of patient engagement and partnership in
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Culture & Leadership
The patchwork perspective: A new view for patient experience
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Culture & Leadership
The patient experience movement moment
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Culture & Leadership
The patient experience movement moves on
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Culture & Leadership
The patient experience with shared decision-making in lung cancer: A survey of patients, significant others or care givers
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Innovation & Technology
The patient patient: The importance of knowing your navigator
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Innovation & Technology
The patient portal and abnormal test results: An exploratory study of patient experiences
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Culture & Leadership
The pediatric emergency department care experience: A quality measure
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Policy & Measurement
The Perceived Usefulness of Patient Narrative Feedback in Primary Care Settings
Research suggests that insights from patient narratives – stories about care experiences in patients’ own words – contain information that can be used to improve care. However, assessments of narratives reported by clinical personnel have been mixed.
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Innovation & Technology
The perioperative patient experience of hand and wrist surgical patients: An exploratory study using patient journey mapping
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
The power of patient ownership: The path from engagement to equity
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Policy & Measurement
The quantitative assessment of patient satisfaction in the COVID-19 epidemic compared to the epidemic-free period
Surveying patient satisfaction is considered an important part of any systematic program of quality assurance. Quality of healthcare service and patient satisfaction has been affected by the current COVID-19 epidemic. The purpose of the study was to determine how COVID-19 epidemic has affected patients in Slovenia as it is evident via permanently available questionnaire and
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Innovation & Technology
The rapid increase in telemedicine visits during Covid-19
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Culture & Leadership
The relationships between HCAHPS communication and discharge satisfaction items and hospital readmissions
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Policy & Measurement
The Right PREMTM: Rasch analysis of a new patient reported experience measure for use by older people in hospital
Healthcare rights exist to protect older people from harm and to empower older people to participate in their care with independence, choice and control. Multiple investigations revealing abuse provide evidence that older people’s rights are being breached. Older people must have the opportunity to report on their experience of care against their rights. The Right
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Culture & Leadership
The role of governing boards in improving patient experience: Attitudes and activities of health service boards in Victoria, Australia
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