نتایج جستجو برای: participation

تعداد نتایج: 99548  

2018
Nicholas L. Boerger Nathan A. Barleen Mary L. Marzec Daniel P. Moloney Jeff Dobro

Employer-sponsored well-being programs have been growing in popularity as a means to control rising health care costs and increase workplace productivity. Engagement by employees is necessary for these programs to achieve their desired effects. Extrinsic motivators in the form of incentives and surcharges are commonly introduced by employer program sponsors to promote meaningful engagement. Alt...

2013
Claudia Goss Alberto Ghilardi Giuseppe Deledda Chiara Buizza Alessandro Bottacini Lidia Del Piccolo Michela Rimondini Federica Chiodera Maria Angela Mazzi Mario Ballarin Irene Bighelli Maria Grazia Strepparava Annamaria Molino Elena Fiorio Rolando Nortilli Chiara Caliolo Serena Zuliani Alessandra Auriemma Federica Maspero Edda Lucia Simoncini Fulvio Ragni Richard Brown Christa Zimmermann

INTRODUCTION Studies on patient involvement show that physicians make few attempts to involve their patients who ask few questions if not facilitated. On the other hand, the patients who participate in the decision-making process show greater treatment adherence and have better health outcomes. Different methods to encourage the active participation during oncological consultation have been des...

Journal: :JAMA 1999
L Cooper-Patrick J J Gallo J J Gonzales H T Vu N R Powe C Nelson D E Ford

CONTEXT Many studies have documented race and gender differences in health care received by patients. However, few studies have related differences in the quality of interpersonal care to patient and physician race and gender. OBJECTIVE To describe how the race/ethnicity and gender of patients and physicians are associated with physicians' participatory decision-making (PDM) styles. DESIGN,...

Journal: :مدیریت شهری 0
mahdi alambeygi maryam mousavirad pooran ahmadvand zahra ghanjal

creation of urban identity is the important subject in architecture and urban design. so, this article foci’s on the creation of identity in urban context with participation approach in architecture and urban design. corporate architecture is an architectonic discipline which focuses on designing and constructing buildings, spaces or environments with the aim of meeting the needs of a business ...

2014
Antoine Boivin Pascale Lehoux Jako Burgers Richard Grol

CONTEXT In the past 50 years, individual patient involvement at the clinical consultation level has received considerable attention. More recently, patients and the public have increasingly been involved in collective decisions concerning the improvement of health care and policymaking. However, rigorous evaluation guiding the development and implementation of effective public involvement inter...

2016
Heather L Shepherd Alexandra Barratt Anna Jones Deborah Bateson Karen Carey Lyndal J Trevena Kevin McGeechan Chris B Del Mar Phyllis N Butow Ronald M Epstein Vikki Entwistle Edith Weisberg

OBJECTIVE To test the feasibility and assess the uptake and acceptability of implementing a consumer questions programme, AskShareKnow, to encourage consumers to use the questions '1. What are my options; 2. What are the possible benefits and harms of those options; 3. How likely are each of those benefits and harms to happen to me?' These three questions have previously shown important effects...

2015
Susan Jill Stocks Sally J Giles Sudeh Cheraghi-Sohi Stephen M Campbell

OBJECTIVES Public and patient involvement (PPI) is required at all stages of research by many funding bodies such as the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). Given the high priority of PPI within NIHR programmes and the associated costs, it is important that the process of involvement and impact of PPI on health services research is evaluated. We aimed to develop a tool to quantitativ...

Journal: :Journal of the American Pharmacists Association : JAPhA 2012
Leslie A Shimp Suzan N Kucukarslan Jodie Elder Tami Remington Trisha Wells Hae Mi Choe Nancy J W Lewis Duane M Kirking

OBJECTIVE To evaluate a patient-centered employer-based medication therapy management (MTM) program. DESIGN Randomized controlled study. SETTING Health promotion program at the University of Michigan from June 2009 to December 2011. PARTICIPANTS Employees, retirees, and their dependents taking seven or more prescription medications. INTERVENTION Focus on Medicines (FOM) was a two-visit,...

Journal: :BMC Family Practice 2006
Chris Woodrow Linda Rozmovits Paul Hewitson Peter Rose Joan Austoker Eila Watson

BACKGROUND The National Health Service Bowel Cancer Screening Programme is to be introduced in England during 2006. General Practitioners are a potentially important point of contact for participants throughout the screening process. The aims of the study were to examine GPs' attitudes and information needs with regard to bowel cancer screening, with a view to developing an information pack for...

2014
Elvira ME Den Breejen Mirrian AHW Hilbink Willianne LDM Nelen Tjerk J Wiersma Jako S Burgers Jan AM Kremer Rosella PMG Hermens

BACKGROUND Guideline development and uptake are still suboptimal; they focus on clinical aspects of diseases rather than on improving the integration of care. We used a patient-centered network approach to develop five harmonized guidelines (one multidisciplinary and four monodisciplinary) around clinical pathways in fertility care. We assessed the feasibility of this approach with a detailed p...

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