Vol 3, No 1 (2015)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5750/ejpch.v3i1

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Table of Contents

Editorial

NHS at the hustings: four quality indicators for a person centred medicine.
John Cox, Alison Gray
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1-3

Articles

New Zealand health professional and patient perceptions of chronic illness care
Fiona Doolan-Noble, Robin Gauld, Debra L Waters, Sophia Leon de la Barra
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4-10
A Description of Nurse Practitioners’ Self-Report Implementation of Patient-Centered Care
Souraya Sidani, Laura Collins, Patti Harbman, Christina Hurlock- Chorostecki, Kathleen MacMillan, Scott Reeves, Faith Donald, Mary van Soeren, Patti Staples
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11-18
Evaluating a person-centred chronic pain service using indices of reliable and clinically significant change
Katherine Macey, Simon Clarke, Nima Golijani-Moghaddam, Roshan das Nair
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19-25
The Impact of Patient Preference on Mental Health Treatment: A Methodological Critique and Suggestions for Future Research
Juliette Mott, Ellen Koucky, Ellen Teng
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26-36
Acknowledging the patient with back pain: A systematic review based on thematic synthesis'
Janne Brammer Damsgaard, Lene Bastrup Jorgensen, Annelise Norlyk, James Thomas, Regner Birkelund
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37-47
The Impact of Text Messaging in Adherence Programs
Kevin Dolgin
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48-58
Care planning for long term conditions in primary care: indicators of embeddedness
Monique Lhussier, Natalie Forster, Simon Eaton, Susan M Carr
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59-64
Patients’ attitudes and perceptions regarding person centered care: results of a survey from an urban city of Pakistan
Waris Qidwai, Zehra Kazmi, Kashmira Sher Ali Nanji
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65-70
Maternal non-compliance in a well-baby nursery: family characteristics and other reasons
Erez Nadir, Vered Nir, Sylvia Foldi, Amit Hochberg, Michael Feldman
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71-76
Provider Views of the Feasibility and Utility of Lifestyle Obesity Treatment in Primary Care: Insights from the Think Health! Study
Etienne Phipps, Lisa Chacko, Jennifer Fassbender, Kelly Allison, David Sarwer, Samantha Wallace, Susan Tan-Torres, Marjorie Bowman, Thomas Wadden, Shiriki Kumanyika
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77-82
Comorbidity forces physiotherapists to deviate from guideline recommendations resulting in various treatments for the same patient: a Vignette study
Sarah Dorenkamp, Ilse Mesters, Joep Tejink, Rob de Bie
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83-89
Preliminary evaluation of phase-oriented and women-focused group therapy in partial inpatients with complex trauma histories
Ingrid Carlier, Marceline deRee, Sanne vanRijn, Wilhelmina van der Spek, Ineke Callewaert, Tineke van Veen, Yanda van Rood
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90-99
Knowledge and Awareness about Osteoporosis among Jordanian Women
Eman Alefishat, Hana Hammad, Mayada Shehadeh, Sana Ramadan, Tariq Mukattash
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100-107
Virtues: foundations for medical ethics?
Marcus Knaup
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108-112
Students’ lack of knowledge regarding healthcare providers’ duties, and their preferences for information when selecting new providers
Evan Perrault
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113-121
The roots of Compassion and Empathy: implementing the Francis report and the search for new models of health care.
Alison Gray, John Cox
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122-130

Commentary

Report clinical sources of heterogeneity in meta-analysis: A commentary on Steurer et al (2014). “Are clinically heterogeneous studies synthesized in systematic reviews?
Stephen Buetow
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131-133
Ongoing problems with the E of EBM and on the need for person-centered healthcare. A commentary on Steurer et al. (2014). “Are clinically heterogenous studies synthesized in systematic reviews?”
Andrew Miles
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134-137