S Greenfield, S Kaplan, JE Ware - Annals of Internal Medicine, 1985 - Am Coll Physicians An intervention was developed to increase patient involvement in care. Using a treatment algorithm
as a guide, patients were helped to read their medical record and coached to ask questions and
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PhD, ELIZABETH MARTIN YANO, MSPH, HARRISON JL FRANK, MD, PhD ... To max/mize disease
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DS Brody, SM Miller, CE Lerman, DG Smith, GC … - Journal of General …, 1989 - Springer Objective: The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships among patients" perceptions
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J Ende, L Kazis, A Ash, MA Moskowitz - Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1989 - Springer IN AN ERA in which patient autonomy has become a tenet of medical ethics, relatively little attention
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signifi- cant difference to patient health outcomes. Data sources: The MEDLINE database was
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