Jonathan Sprague, Jonathan Pell, & C.T. Lin | June 12, 2013
Are the principles of transparency and excellent patient care mutually exclusive? The authors examine a case history where a family caregiver and clinicians offer differing opinions on the wisdom of hospitals releasing online test results to inpatients in real time.
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Jonathan Sprague, Jonathan Pell, & C.T. Lin | June 12, 2013
Are the principles of transparency and excellent patient care mutually exclusive? The authors examine a case history where a family caregiver and clinicians offer differing opinions on the wisdom of hospitals releasing online test results to inpatients in real time.
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Christa Carmell Davis | June 5, 2013
A family caregiver tells how she helped solve the mystery of her mother’s debilitating condition by persistently seeking out published studies and, on the fourth try, finding a surgeon who would listen to the patient and her advocate.
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Alan Greene | May 22, 2013
Rather than denigrating patients’ partial or complete self-diagnosis, clinicians should encourage, inform, and incorporate the patients’ process as a tool for arriving at the truth. Participatory diagnosis is better diagnosis.
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April C. Foreman, Chris Hall, Karen Bone, Jeffrey Cheng, & Adam Kaplin | September 26, 2011
Mood 24/7 is an innovation in traditional mood charting that uses text-messaging technology and may increase patient engagement and accuracy in reporting mood symptoms.
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