Person-centered medicine - at the intersection of science, ethics and humanism

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6th Geneva Conference on Person-centered Medicine

Data systems for assessing quality of cancer care: Are building blocks in place for person-centered care?

334-340

The 7-phase method to design, implement and evaluate care pathways

341-351

Treating hypertension and hyperlipidemia in an emerging Accountable Care Organization: physicians’ perspectives on health information technology, financial incentives and the patient-doctor relationship

352-360

Innovations in the delivery of primary care services using a software solution: the Mayo Clinic’s Generic Disease Management System

361-367

Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) after total hip- and knee replacement surgery evaluated by the Postoperative Recovery Profile questionnaire (PRP) – improving clinical quality and person-centeredness

368-376

Effects of slow breathing exercises and music in patients with hypertension ─ 15 months follow-up

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Translation and validation study of Morisky Medication Adherence Scale (MMAS): the Urdu version for facilitating person-centered healthcare in Pakistan

384-390

Increasing the child and family-centeredness of paediatric asthma care: a qualitative evaluation of parent experiences

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Pilot Findings from a Community-based Treatment Program for Late-Life Anxiety

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The Top Ten Concerns about Person-Centered Care Planning in Mental Health Systems

410-420

Shared decision-making in a multidisciplinary head and neck cancer team: a case study of developing Option Grids

421-426

Interactional resistance between patients with atrial fibrillation and cardiologists in consultation on treatment with warfarin: the value of shared decision-making

427-436

Availability of written patient information addressing certain nursing care problems in Austrian and Dutch hospitals and nursing homes: A cross-sectional study aimed at enhancing shared decision-making and person-centeredness

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Talking about medicines: Older adults’ perceptions of communication with their physicians

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Physician perspectives on electronic consultations for specialty care delivery for patients: implications for person-centered medicine

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A study of 6,000 electronic specialty consultations for person-centered care at The Mayo Clinic

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The benefits and dangers of electronic specialty consultation in person-centered medicine

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Outpatient department correspondences: what are the urology patients’ views?

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Cross-cultural validation and psychometric testing of the Swedish version of the microsocial section of the Attitudes toward Patient Advocacy Scale

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Changes over time in the importance patients ascribe to different aspects of care: on the need to improve person-centeredness

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Social and physical environmental interventions in low socio-economic neighbourhoods to promote healthy behaviours: determinants of implementation and use

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Opportunities to Strengthen Childhood Obesity Prevention in Two Mexican Health Care Settings

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Quality of life, utility and health burden in asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and rheumatoid arthritis

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Implementing diabetes self-management support in a new organizational context: experiences within Dutch care groups

511-519

Health coaching and motivational interviewing: Evaluating the chronic disease self-management toolbox as a tool for person-centered healthcare

520-530

The Working in Healthcare Questionnaire: collaboration and support in clinical working as a means of quality improvement and creasing person-centered care

531-538

Daily total of after-hours calls to physicians in Family Medicine: maintaining patient expectations and person-centeredness

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When nurses need nursing: expectations and experiences

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The vulnerability to burn out in healthcare personnel according to the Stoyanov-Cloninger model: evidence from a pilot study

552-563

Assessing the quality of staff-family relationships in the Australian residential aged care setting: Development and evaluation of the Family and Staff Relationship Implementation Tool (FASRIT): a contribution to person-centered healthcare

564-567

Stakeholder field-testing of amnioDex, a person-centered decision support intervention for amniocentesis

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If I Choose it, Am I More Likely to Use it?

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People-centred healthcare: how might progress be monitored?

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From "patient" to "person" to "people": the need for integrated, people centered health care.

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