New Era Of Patient Engagement
Tai-Seale M.
Health Affairs website.
2013-02-06
Abstract
Health Affairs Briefing: Opening Remarks; An Overview of the Evidence and Potential for Patient Engagement; Clinicians and Patient Engagement; Shared Decision Making; Patient Engagement, Costs and Insurance; Models of Patient Engagement; Patient Engagement and End of Life.
Ming Tai-Seale, PhD, MPH, presented on her article published in Health Affairs, "Patients with mental health needs are engaged in asking questions, but physicians’ responses vary." Co-authors are Patricia K. Foo, and Cheryl D. Stults, PhD.
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