Vol 5, No 3 (2017)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5750/ejpch.v5i3

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Table of Contents

Editorial

Person-centered clinical practice guidelines
Amy Price
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289-294

Articles

Quality of Life in a mixed ethnic population after myocardial infarction
Rosemary A. Webster, David R. Thompson, Derek Larkin, Richard A. Mayou, Colin R. Martin
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295-299
Towards Patient-Centered Clinical Trial Designs
Souraya Sidani, Mary Fox, Laura Collins
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300-307
Rheumatologists’ beliefs about medication barely differ from patients’ medication beliefs
Bart van den Bemt, Hanneke Zwikker, Nienke Lesuis, Alfons denBroeder, Cornelia van den Ende, Robert Horne, Sandra van Dulmen
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308-314
Patient and clinician medication belief systems – multidimensional, dynamic and experiential
Andrew Miles, Jonathan Elliot Asbridge
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315-316
Development of a Care Coordinator Performance Measurement Tool for Indonesian Family Physicians
Retno Asti Werdhani, Astrid Sulistomo, Muchtaruddin Mansyur, Herqutanto Herqutanto, Ismail Wirawan, Ekowati Rahajeng, Adi Heru Husodo
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317-323
A qualitative assessment of adolescents’ attitudes to health and seeking help for health-related problems
Mina Piiksi Dahli, Mette Brekke, Ole Rikard Haavet
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324-328
Building empathy among the people of an Emergency Department: Staff and patients, a two-way interaction
Matt Luther, Fergus Gardiner, Bernadette Brady
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329-336
Perceived trustworthiness in economic and medical decision making
Younbyoung Chae, Ye-Seul Lee, Won-Mo Jung, Hi-Joon Park, Christian Wallraven
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337-343
The problem with explaining symptoms: The origin of biases in causal processing
Robin Murphy, Nicola Byrom, Rachel M Msetfi
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344-350
Rehabilitation, not injury or treatment details, dominate proximal humeral fracture patient concerns: a thematic analysis
Nathan N O'Hara, Alisha Garibaldi, Sheila Sprague, Joshua Jackson, Alyson K Kwok, Dorcas E Beaton, Mohit Bhandari, Gerard P Slobogean
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351-356
Why, in medicine, evidence is still more important than narratives or values? Or “The importance of being evident.”
Marie-Caroline Schulte
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357-361
Defining elements of patient-centered care for therapeutic relationships: a literature review of common themes
Stephen Clarke, Carolyn Ells, Brett D Thombs, David Clarke
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362-372
Junior doctors and limitation-of-care orders: perspectives, experiences and the challenge of dealing with persons with dementia
Janaka J Lovell, Aleece MacPhail, Nicola Cunningham, Margaret Winbolt, Carmel young, Tony Pham, Joseph E Ibrahim
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373-388
Encouraging clinicians to work effectively with people with medically unexplained symptoms - is a change in underlying attitudes required?
Marta J Buszewicz
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389-395
Patient life satisfaction and conscientiousness are associated with patient-reported physician satisfaction
Bruce Friedman, Peter J Veazie, Kevin A Fiscella, Benjamin P Chapman, Paul R Duberstein
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396-403
The value of patient and provider reported experiences in evaluating home-based assisted peritoneal dialysis
Micheli U Bevilacqua, Helen H.L. Chiu, Sushila Saunders, Linda Turnbull, Paul A Taylor, Rajinder S Singh, Vincent Salyers
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404-412
The economic burden of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME): an initial summary of the existing evidence and recommendations for further research
Elenka Brenna, Lara Gitto
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413-420

Essay Reviews

“End of Life Care for people with Dementia; A person-Centred Approach”, 2017 London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ISBN 978-1-84905-047-0 Laura Middleton, Jane Chatterjee, Sarah Russell and Murna Downs.
Margot Elizabeth Virginia Lindsay
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421-424
Bo Hejilskov Elven, Charlotte Agger & Iben Ljungmann, “Confused, Angry, Anxious?”, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, 2017. ISBN 978-178592-215-2.
Margot Elizabeth Virginia Lindsay
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425-427