Cadet, Tamara Aliberti, Gianna Karamourtopoulos, Maria Jacobson, Alicia Gilliam, Elizabeth A Primeau, Sara Davis, Roger Schonberg, Mara A
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Patient education and counseling
The evaluation of the effect of a mammography decision aid (DA) designed for older women at risk for lower health literacy (LHL) on their knowledge of mammography's benefits and harms and decisional conflict. Using a pretest-posttest design, women > 75 years at risk for LHL reviewing a mammography DA before and after their [B] primary care provider...
Aarts, Johanna W M Thompson, Rachel Alam, Shama S Dannenberg, Michelle Elwyn, Glyn Foster, Tina C
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Patient education and counseling
Is the level of shared decision-making (SDM) higher after introduction of a SDM package (including encounter decision aids on treatment options for heavy menstrual bleeding and training for clinicians) than before?. This before-after study, performed in OB-GYN practice, compared consultations before and after introduction of a SDM package. The targ...
Nicot, Romain Hurteloup, Edwige Joachim, Sébastien Druelle, Charles Levaillant, Jean-Marc
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For visually impaired or blind patients, the experience of pregnancy sets them apart from nondisabled people for whom viewing of the first ultrasound has become a social and emotional milestone. We proposed the use of 3D-printed models to allow the societal inclusion of visually impaired or blind expectant parents. Visually impaired expectant paren...
Sullivan, Helen W O'Donoghue, Amie C Lynch, Molly Johnson, Mihaela Davis, Christine Amoozegar, Jacqueline B Rupert, Douglas J
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Images demonstrating a prescription drug's efficacy are often included in direct-to-consumer television advertisements. The current research assessed whether exaggerated efficacy images can mislead individuals, and whether providing accurate quantitative information can reduce these misperceptions. We conducted two experimental studies with interne...
Krupat, Edward Hall, Judith A
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Patient education and counseling
Researchers in the healthcare communication field come from many different educational backgrounds. Such diversity generally strengthens a field, but sometimes a set of beliefs or a particular orthodoxy may predominate in ways that are negative. We discuss one such example, noting how the research culture deriving from training in schools of educat...
Cuevas, Heather Heitkemper, Elizabeth Huang, Ya-Ching Jang, Dong Eun García, Alexandra A Zuñiga, Julie A
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The objectives of this review are to (1) describe the state of the science of patient activation interventions for the self-management of chronic conditions; (2) identify effective intervention elements for improving patient activation; and (3) compare intervention effectiveness across chronic conditions. This systematic review followed the Preferr...
Ji, Xinyu Chow, Ellen Abdelhamid, Kenzy Naumova, Darya Mate, Kedar K V Bergeron, Amy Lebouché, Bertrand
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Language barriers limit healthcare access. However, professional interpretation usage is infrequent due to high cost and poor interpreter availability. Healthcare-oriented mobile applications are becoming more accepted and may help alleviate this burden. This literature review aims to better understand the utility of mobile technology in healthcare...
Tang, Lisa Broad, Julia Lewis, Rebecca Ma, David W L Haines, Jess
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This study examined the experiences, learnings, and strategies of Health Educators (HE) as they transitioned from a home-based model for motivational interviewing (MI) to remote delivery during COVID-19. The overall goal of this paper is to identify key lessons learned to help inform future delivery of remote MI delivery. HE perceptions and experie...
Kusch, Marcel K-P Haefeli, Walter E Seidling, Hanna M
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Interviewing patients, we evaluated how information on adverse drug reactions (ADRs) could be customized to best meet the patients' expectations. Recruitment followed an approach of variation sampling. Data collection was paper-based (questionnaires) and through semi-structured interviews. Participants were asked to evaluate different ADR character...
Hogikyan, Norman D Kana, Lulia A Shuman, Andrew G Firn, Janice I
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Trust is crucial to the success of any personal or professional relationship. Literature on trust in the surgeon-patient relationship has been largely explored through quantitative methodologies, primarily examining why trust may or may not exist. We aimed to qualitatively elucidate the mechanisms of how trust develops between otolaryngologists and...
