Vol. 1 No. 4 (2011): December | International Journal of Person Centered Medicine

Marina Bento Gastaud, Jaqueline Salvador, Márcia Izabel Pettenon, Rosemeri Pedroso, Tahiana Andreazza, Valdeci Vaz, Claudio Laks Eizirik, Keila Ceresér, Neusa Sica Da Rocha

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Validity of a scale for consumer evaluation of mental health service delivery

Grenville Rose, Ivan Beale, John Malone, Stephen Kinkead, Judi Higgin

733-740

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Postmodernism,Psychiatry, and the Person:A Logical Inconsistency?

Charles Pickles

741-745

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Patient empowerment as a patient-centered strategy to increase patient satisfaction

Eman Salman Taie

746-755

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A pattern approach to analysing patients’ satisfaction and quality of care perceptions in hospital

Vigdis Abrahamsen Grøndahl, Bodil Wilde-Larsson, Marie Louise Hall-Lord, Ingela Karlsson

766-775

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Patients’ complaints about negative interactions with health professionals

Eva Jangland, Jan Larsson, Maria Carlsson, Lena Gunningberg

756-765

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Solo mother by donor – the plan B of motherhood. A perspective on person-centered reproductive medicine

Marie Engholm Frederiksen, Ulla Christensen, Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen, Lone Schmidt

800-807

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Compassionate care enhancement: benefits and outcomes

Stephen G Post

808-813

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It’s good to be good: 2011 fifth annual scientific report on health, happiness and helping others

Stephen G Post

814-829

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Successful implementation of an LGBTQI health elective into a medical school curriculum: a tool to increase culturally-sensitive care in person-centered medicine

Julie Scott Taylor, Andrea Lach Dean, Jason Lambrese, Richard Dollase, Edward Feller

830-838

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Who are we reaching through the patient portal: engaging the already engaged?

Judith Hoffman Hibbard, Jessica Greene

788-793

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The Israeli Patient-Doctor-Computer communication study: an educational intervention pilot report and its implications for person-centered medicine

Shmuel Reis, Hilla Cohen-Tamir, Leora Eger-Dreyfuss, Orit Eisenburg, Aviv Shachak, Dalia Hasson-Gilad, Amitai Ziv

776-781

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Problems of transparent medical risk communication using the example of mammography screening

Christof Breitsameter

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Editorial

The patient, the illness, the doctor, the decision: negotiating a ‘new way’ through person-centered medicine

Letters

Keeping our feet firmly on the ground: a reply to Eyal Shahar

An unattractive hypothesis – RCTs’ descent to non-science

The ‘last word’

Person-centered care and evidence based medicine

Another argument for values-based medicine

Conflicts of Interest in Clinical Practice Guidelines

The perils of proxy outcomes in evidence-based medicice: the case of recombinant Factor VIIa

What can philosophy tell us about Evidence-Based Medicine? An assessment of Jeremy Howick’sThe Philosophy of Evidence-based Medicine

Efforts to close the evidence-practice gap in the management of cardiovascular risk factors in general practice: strategic or haphazard?

Person-centered care and chronic disease

A preliminary evaluation of a 6 week Anxiety Management Group for patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Patients with chronic heart failure who plan their own self- care education decrease their outpatient visits

Patient-oriented outcome measurement in chronic diseases: Conceptual basis and empirical evidence

Evaluating an asthma disease management program: examining health care utilization with regard to persistent asthma

A successful hospital-based disease management program to reduce admissions among patients with multiple chronic illnesses

Medication regimen complexity and the care of the chronically ill patient

Person-centered mental health

Psychotherapy Clinical trials published in Brazilian journals: a qualitative systematic review of the literature