Vol 5, No 4 (2017)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5750/ejpch.v5i4

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Table of Contents

Editorial

Ambitions for palliative and end of life care: a relentless focus on the person
Bee Wee
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429-432

Articles

Oncology providers’ evaluation of the use of a prostate cancer treatment decision aid versus usual information provision: Results from the PCPCC trial
Maarten Cuypers, Romy E D Lamers, Paul J M Kil, Lonneke V van de Poll-Franse, Marieke de Vries
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433-440
Patient satisfaction and provider use of electronic communication: A cross-sectional analysis
Joy L Lee, Sydney M. Dy, Steven J. Kravet, Bimal H. Ashar, Todd Nesson, Albert W. Wu
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441-448
Therapeutic processes and personalised care in body oriented psychological therapy for patients with Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS)
Nina Papadopoulos, Claire Burrell, Layla Smith, Frank Röhricht
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449-453
: Evaluation of the Validity and Reliability of the Suicide Opinion Questionnaire as a Measure of Korean Nurses’ Attitudes toward Suicide
Eun Nam Lee, Jang Mi Kim
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454-461
A self-help based Acceptance and Commitment Therapy programme using Internet delivery: effect on adults intending to work who have utilized their sick leave due to depressive symptoms
Maki Tei-Tominaga
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462-470
Effects on self-management behaviour after an individual nurse-led counselling programme for patients discharged early after myocardial infarction: A 12-month randomised controlled follow-up
Gunhild Brørs, Tone M Norekvål, Liv Heidi Skotnes, Ulla Romild, Bengt Fridlund
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471-479
What is needed to support bariatric surgery recipients’ long-term health and wellbeing? Bariatric clinic staff’s perspectives
Rebecca H Liu, Jennifer D Irwin
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480-489
Doing no harm: Addressing the quality of evidence in translating research to practice in preliminary research fields
Mei'En Lim, Corrine Reid
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490-494
Formative preference-sensitive measures are needed in person-centered healthcare at both clinical and policy levels
Mette Kjer Kaltoft, Jesper Bo Nielsen, Jack Dowie
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495-500
Current US health policy and the future of person-centered care
Sandra Tanenbaum
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501-505
Humanities in Health Editorial
Abdesalam Soudi, Shelome Gooden, Judy Chang, Scott Kiesling, Jeannette South-Paul
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506-512
Humanities in Health
Patricia E Beeson
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513-514
Interdisciplinary Work at Pitt: Humanities in Health Conference
Edward Stricker
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515
An interdisciplinary approach to cultural competence education in an academic health center
Abdesalam Soudi, Jeannette South-Paul
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516-521
Trust and the ethical conduct of community-engaged research
Dmitry Khodyakov, Lisa Mikesell, Elizabeth Bromley
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522-526
The meaning of life in medicine: non-religious spiritual care in Japan
Clark Chilson
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527-533
Reading and writing for healers
Zsuzsa Horvath, Cynthia Salter, Judith Resick, Xiaohan Fan, Tanvi Mehta, Gaetan Sgro, Peter Trachtenberg
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534-540
Social Media: A rich resource for understanding patients’ disease and treatment frame and building (on) patient-centricity models
Pamela Batzel
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541-546
Building bridges through biography: engaging patients through lifeworld narratives in the clinical encounter
Rachel A Chamberlin
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547-554
Simulated Patient (SP) methodology for communication training in any discipline
Val Fulmer
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555-560

Essay Reviews

Bo Hejlskov Elvén & Sophie Abild McFarlane. (2017). Frightened, Disturbed, Dangerous? Why working with patients in psychiatric care can be really difficult and what to do about it. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. ISBN 9781785922145
Margot Elizabeth Virginia Lindsay
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561-563
George Fitchett & Steve Nolan, (eds.). (2015). Spiritual Care in Practice. Case Studies in Healthcare Chaplaincy. An Analysis, Commentary and the Implications for Person-Centered Healthcare. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishing. ISBN 978-84905-976-3
Andrew Miles
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564-574