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Home > Archives > Vol 7, No 1 (2019)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5750/ejpch.v7i1

Table of Contents

Editorial

The NHS Long Term Plan (2019) – is it person-centered? Andrew Miles, Jonathan Elliot Asbridge

PDF 1-11

Articles

‘Pain, my pain’. An art installation/performance by art-dialog Bruno Kissling, Esther Quarroz

PDF 12-19

Community pharmacists’ current perceptions of medication counseling in Japan: classification by latent class analysis Yoshiko Tominaga, Takeshi Uchikura, Michiko Watanabe, Mayumi Mochizuki

PDF 20-27

Addressing Hearing Loss in Old Age Psychiatry Gurav Chawdhary, Sunita Deshmukh, David Kelsey, Vivienne Watkin

PDF 28-34

“Scientific” Healthcare and the Person: exemplifying relations between general laws and idiographic interpretation Line Joranger

PDF 35-41

Cancer survivor’s experiences and concerns during and after adjuvant treatment: An interview study Connie Timmermann, Jette Ammentorp, Regner Birkelund

PDF 42-49

Development of a patient decision aid template for use in different clinical settings Karina Olling, Troels Bechmann, Poul Henning Madsen, Erik Hugger Jakobsen, Dorte Beth Toftdahl, Ole Hilberg, Angela Coulter, Karina Dahl Steffensen

PDF 50-60

Harm Minimisation and self injury in the age of risk Patrick Joseph Sullivan

PDF 61-69

Training physicians to use an encounter decision aid in routine gynecology: Impact on knowledge, attitudes, and intentions Johanna W.M. Aarts, Rachel Thompson, Tina C Foster, Glyn Elwyn

PDF 70-74

The perspectives of health care professionals on self-administration of medication – a field study in a general surgical ward Helen Schultz, Cindie Maaegaard, Hanar Rzgar Hamid, Niels Qvist

PDF 75-84

Validity and Reliability of the Korean Version of the Post-Code Stress Scale Jin Hee Park, Eun Nam Lee, Dong Hee Cha

PDF 85-91

Parental satisfaction with routine EMLA cream application before childhood vaccination Mohamad-Hani Temsah, Manal Abouelkheir, Deema Alsourani, Fahad A Bashiri, Ayman Al-Eyadhy, Gamal M Hasan, Fahad Al-Sohime, Jara Mia Macarambon, Amal Fatani, Yasser S Amer, Fahad Al-Zamil

PDF 92-97

No longer lost in translation: study protocol for preventing delirium post hip fracture Tarandeep Oberai, Kate Laver, Maggie Killington, Richard Woodman, Maria Crotty, Jaarsma Ruurd

PDF 98-105

Diabetes associated with decreased severe depression at time of depression diagnosis Kurt B Angstman, Allen L Pimienta, Meghan G Theofiles

PDF 106-110

Implementing decision aids in clinical practice: A work in (slow) progress Roger Luckman, Mary E Cooley, Ruth M Tappen

PDF 111-118

Outcomes of treatment of foot and ankle fractures: which are important to the patient? C.A.T. van Leeuwen, T. van der Geest, P. Krijnen, L. van Bodegom-Vos, M.F. Termaat, J.M. Hoogendoorn, I.B. Schipper

PDF 119-124

Systematic review and evaluation of freely available online diabetes medication decision aids Michael Fajardo, Laura Harris, Nikhil Naidoo, Lyndal Trevena, Carissa Bonner

PDF 125-132

A randomized controlled trial protocol for an interdisciplinary evaluation of non-arthritic hip disease Lindsey Brown, Marcie Harris-Hayes, Randi Foraker, Kathryn Glaws, W Kelton Vasileff, Stephanie Di Stasi

PDF 133-141

Process analysis by value stream management after trauma Felix Robert Hoffmann, Johannes Marder, Lijo Mannil, Maurice Balke

PDF 142-144

The experience of being in the family of a person with early-stage dementia - a qualitative interview study Laila Mohrsen Busted, Dorthe S Nielsen, Regner Birkelund

PDF 145-154

Updating the descriptive biopsychosocial approach to fit into a formal person-centred dynamic coherence model. The ‘social’ part Thomas Frölich, F F Bevier, Alicja Babakhani, Hannah H Chisholm, Peter Henningsen, David S Miall, Seija Sandberg, Arbogast Schmitt

PDF 155-157

The social part of the advanced biopsychosocial model. Part I: Principles of semantic interaction, as addressed in the volume approach Thomas Frölich, F F Bevier, Alicja Babakhani, Hannah H Chisholm, Peter Henningsen, David S Miall, Seija Sandberg, Arbogast Schmitt

PDF 158-172

The social part of the advanced biopsychosocial model. Part II: Some basics, concerning volumes instead of points and lines Thomas Frölich, F F Bevier, Alicja Babakhani, Hannah H Chisholm, Peter Henningsen, David S Miall, Seija Sandberg, Arbogast Schmitt

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The social part of the advanced biopsychosocial model. Part III: Semantic spaces in everyday life. Characteristics of human social interaction Thomas Frölich, F F Bevier, Alicja Babakhani, Hannah H Chisholm, Peter Henningsen, David S Miall, Seija Sandberg, Arbogast Schmitt

PDF 190-204

Commentary

On the need for person-centered approaches to the care of patients living with motor neurone disease. A Commentary on Aoun, S. et al. (2018) EJPCH 6 (2) 320-328 & Aoun, S. (2018) EJPCH 6 (4) 675-684 Andrew Miles, Jonathan Elliot Asbridge

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Dying, death and bereavement - on a modern person-centered approach to the end of life. A commentary on Hilbers, J., Rankin-Smith, H., Horsfall, D., & Aoun, S. (2018). “We’re all in this together”: Building capacity for a community-centred approach to caring, dying and grieving in Australia. European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare 6 (4) 685-692 Andrew Miles, Jonathan Elliot Asbridge

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