by Zeynep Sunbay-Bilgen | Sep 30, 2012
Abstract Summary: Introduction: Proactive self-care is a fundamental element of the Participatory Medicine model. Few indices measure self-care, and research about interventions that enhance self-care is sparse. The objective of this study was to develop a simple,...
by Diana Dill | Apr 25, 2012
Abstract Summary: Models of medical care that are patient-centered have demonstrated capability to improve quality of care and reduce costs, while at the same time improve patient satisfaction, adherence, and clinical outcomes. Patient-centered models also improve...
by Linda M. Gallant | Oct 31, 2011
Abstract Summary: Background and Objective: The nature of health communication is changing as people increasingly seek health information on the internet. The objective of this study was to investigate how hospital websites utilize a variety of e-health tools; online...
by Nancy Finn | Oct 18, 2011
Abstract Keywords: Health information exchange, HIE, electronic health records, regional health information organizations, RHIO. Citation: Finn NB. Health information exchange: a stepping stone toward continuity of care and participatory medicine. J Participat Med....
by Cath E. Roper | Sep 12, 2011
Abstract Summary: Respect for patient autonomy is fundamental to participatory health models where treatment decisions are made through a partnership based on mutually acknowledged expertise between patient and provider. For patients subject to mental health law...
by Danish U. Khan | Aug 29, 2011
Abstract Summary: Low socioeconomic status (SES) populations are prone to acquiring chronic diseases. Among the major causes are individuals’ everyday health-related decisions that affect their long-term health. Many technological interventions exist to help...