by G.J. Teunissen | Apr 18, 2013
Abstract Summary: Background: In the Western world, governments and the public at large acknowledge the importance of strong patient advocacy groups as key players in health care. Patients are increasingly involved in the appraisal, evaluation, and decision making...
by Karen Holliman | Apr 10, 2013
Abstract Summary: This is my story of the extreme pain and fatigue I experienced from cancer that went misdiagnosed for nearly 3 years. I also tell the story of the heartbreak I felt when I was told my misdiagnosis was a “series of unfortunate events.” I...
by Charles W. Smith | Apr 3, 2013
Abstract Keywords: Misdiagnosis, diagnostic error, information overload, diagnostic software, evidence-based medicine, participatory medicine, doctor-patient relationship. Citation: Smith CW. The Real Problem with Misdiagnosis. J Participat Med. 2013 Apr 3; 5:e14....
by Terry Graedon | Mar 18, 2013
Abstract Keywords: Misdiagnosis, diagnostic error, information overload, diagnostic software, evidence-based medicine, participatory medicine. Citation: Graedon T. Is Larry Weed right? J Participat Med. 2013 Mar 18; 5:e13. Published: March 18, 2013. Competing...
by Negin Hajizadeh | Mar 6, 2013
Abstract Summary: Background and Objective: Computerized decision aids could facilitate shared decision making at the point of outpatient clinical care. The objective of this study was to investigate whether a computerized shared decision aid would be feasible to...
by John Novack | Feb 28, 2013
Abstract Summary: According to a new survey, neurofibromatosis (NF) patients use NF-related social media for information gathering more than emotional support. Keywords: Neurofibromatosis, NF, social media, online communities, patient engagement. Citation: Novack J....
