Person-centered Medicine: advancing methods, promoting implementation

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International Alliance of Patients’ Organization’s New Strategic Plan Involving Person-Centred Care

429-432

Person-centered medicine and primary healthcare: academic perspectives

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Reflections on Public Health : principles for a person-centred promotion of mental and physical health

435-439

Treatment Planning as a Strategy for Promoting Person-Centered Care

440-445

The Revision of the Latin American Guide for Psychiatric Diagnosis (GLADP): a person centered approach to international classification

446-455

Development of Instruments and Evaluative Procedures on Contributors to Illness and Health

456-459

Child-centered medical care

460-462

Making health care more person-centred in low and middle income countries: a consideration of possible strategies with an emphasis on south-east Asia

463-467

South Asian person-centered psychiatric healthcare projects: an exploratory overview

468-474

Healthcare professionals’ understanding of patient safety: relevance to the development of person-centered medicine

475-481

Person-centered medicine and the sociocultural approach in psychotherapy

482-485

Hope modifies the association between burnout and self-perceived medical errors among practising physicians: implications for person-centered medicine

486-493

Dealing with the complexity of health-related risk communication: philosophical and cognitive aspects behind “informed consent” within a person-centered context

494-500

The impact of sense of coherence on quality of life and self-care ability after an interactive patient education programme for patients with heart failure

501-506

Self blame and fears among peri-operative hip fracture patients: a qualitative study

507-513

Use of Mind-Body Medicine and Improved Self-Rated Health: Results from a National Survey

514-521

Impact of the inter-professional team approach in the development of person-centered health care within an orthopaedic out-patient clinic

522-526

Choice, appropriateness and adequacy of care for older people: utilising patients and professionals views to identify future service improvements.

527-533

Patient experiences of their clinical management by Extended Scope Physiotherapists following attendance at an Orthopaedic Clinical Assessment Service.

534-541

Holism, Homeostasis and Harmony

542-546

Loss and Tomorrow’s Doctors: how the humanities can contribute to personal and professional development

547-552

The development of a screening test for suicide risk in 10-to-15- year-old school children: a tool for people-centered public health

553-558

A Mixed Methods Evaluation of a Computerized Decision Aid for Patients Considering Radioactive Iodine RemnantAblation: developing person-centered medicine for thyroid cancer.

559-563

Staff wellbeing predicting positive attitudes towards mental health recovery

564-573

The relationship between the Pediatric Outcomes Data Collec-tion Instrument and functional impairment in developmentally delayed Chinese children and their parents’ health: implications for child and family-centered medicine

574-580

Person-centred medicine and professional development

581-584

Implementing a person-centred model of service delivery and practice in neurological rehabilitation: theoretical and practical considerations

585-591

A medicine of personal meaning does not necessarily depend on health or healing

592-597

The patient's subjective dimension within a Psychiatry for the Person -

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Person-centered medicine and chronic disease: the role of interdisciplinary education and treatment adherence

606-611

Information sharing within an early intervention person-centered service for children with disabilities: A team’s perspective.

612-617

Person-centered maternity services in New Zealand: a practice development initiative to improve the health of pregnant women and infants.

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Title: Implementing a person- centred model of service delivery and practice in neurological rehabilitation: Theoretical and practical considerations

Belief and Ageing; Spiritual pathways in later life. (Coleman, P.G) (2011). London: The Policy Press.

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Trials: The worst possible design (except for all the rest)

630-631

There is no baby in the bath water

632

Evidence-based medicine or ignorance-based evidence?

633-634

On science, statistics and mental states

635-636