There are many factors which can influence the level of patient adherence in any given treatment, Jeanne Barnett looks at how social platforms can provide the answers and presents her findings.
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Patient Self Management
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patient self management, compliance, adherence, patient coach, patient monitoring, patient empowerment, shared decision making, patient education, patient counseling, participatory care
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Infographic shows poor doctor-patient communication is closely linked to medication adherence rate. 
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ICMCC, International Council on Medical & Care Compunetics... Embedding online patient record access in UK primary care: a survey of stakeholder experiences
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A new GE Healthcare data visualization on patient experience and breast cancer reveals why women avoid regular mammograms, what variables affect patient pain levels during a scan and what hospitals can do to improve patient experience.
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How would someone choose an online community to join, in for example, diabetes? We applied this question to the Francophone web world as a study theme for one of our two poster entries at Doctors 2.0 & You 2012.
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According to a study by researchers from the Palo Alto Foundation Research Institute recently published in Health Affairs, patients fail to speak up during physician visits — even when the doctor’s decision could jeopardize their health — for fear of being labeled “difficult.”
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Health Consumer Powerhouse is the leading European provider of consumer information on health care.
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Health Insurance In-Network Provider Physicians often operate a Quantity over Quality practice. Patient Care is not individualized. This Patient complained.
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So too are the promises of improved patient outcomes and satisfaction associated with the adoption of patient engagement tools like EMRs, PHRs, web portals, and on-line decision support tools. But if the mere availability of ...
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NICE works on patient-specific decision-support toolsGP onlineBy Tom Moberly, 16 May 2012 GPs will have patient-specific decision-support tools which incorporate NICE guidance in their consulting rooms in the near future, NICE chairman Sir Michael...
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We can better understand patient preferences by listening (ethically, on open space forums) to what patients need, want, and expect from their healthcare system. Often these are low-cost preferences. We can, for ...
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Robert Halkes, Senior Consultant, Drimpy Drimpy is a comprehensive platform launched this year which combines a patient’s health record and journal wi...
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Whattoexpect videos were associated with lower rates of pain and increased surgery satisfaction, according to a study that focused on cancer patients.
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Reporting on Health is a place where journalists, bloggers and health policy thinkers can share ideas on health reporting, health journalism, health communication and our communities.
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A firestorm has been triggered by the American Hospital Association's (AHA) 68 page letter (PDF) commenting on the Stage 2 Meaningful Use proposed requirements.
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HT @EUPatients Introducing the European Patients' Academy on therapy innovation | http://bit.ly/...
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Sending electronic reminders to patients is a simple yet effective way to improve medication adherence of patients with chronic conditions, according to a new study published in the Journal of the Read more...
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Patient Activation and Empowerment: Patient activation and patient empowerment methods result in better health outcomes, reduced costs, reduced disparities, and better satisfaction with one's health care.
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NCOA offers free online and in-person workshops across the country that help patients living with chronic diseases learn self-management techniques that can improve health (http://link.reuters.com/gaw87s). Developed at ...
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Here, home monitoring technologies are being employed to allow clinicians to guide patients at home with disease self-management. Many patients can't afford novel digital home monitoring tools, but these resources can ...
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Telegraph.co.ukMillions of GP prescriptions contain dangerous errors: researchTelegraph.co.ukBy Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor A unique study into prescribing errors by GPs found mistakes such as wrong dosages, lack of instructions and insufficient...
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Self Management Support Tools and Resources. Hoorah! We're finally moving from what often feels the patronising approach of "empowering patients" to finding ways to truly be partners in their care process.
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Multiple sclerosis sufferers reveal their daily struggle and the support available - This is Grimsby
Multiple sclerosis sufferers reveal their daily struggle and the support availableThis is GrimsbyMULTIPLE Sclerosis is a disabling neurological disorder which is progressive in nature and makes the lives of patients very unpredictable.
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