Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries
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Resumo: | Three paper-based tools to enhance older patients’ involvement in general practice care have been used and evaluated by 63 general practitioners (GPs) and 351 patients in 10 European countries and Israel within the IMPROVE project. In all countries the tested tools were helpful for some patients, by encouraging them to ask questions, address important issues and offer their own opinions. In none of the participating countries were the tools suitable to be used universally with all older patients, and sometimes they even hindered patient involvement. In everyday practice, tools may be used from time to time, in order to remind and motivate older patients and their GPs to pay more attention to the patient’s view. GPs should tailor the choice and the use of any instrument to the individual patient, and it should be the patient’s choice whether to use a specific tool or not. |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countriesDoctor–patient communicationGeneral practiceOlder patientsPaper-based toolsPatient involvementThree paper-based tools to enhance older patients’ involvement in general practice care have been used and evaluated by 63 general practitioners (GPs) and 351 patients in 10 European countries and Israel within the IMPROVE project. In all countries the tested tools were helpful for some patients, by encouraging them to ask questions, address important issues and offer their own opinions. In none of the participating countries were the tools suitable to be used universally with all older patients, and sometimes they even hindered patient involvement. In everyday practice, tools may be used from time to time, in order to remind and motivate older patients and their GPs to pay more attention to the patient’s view. GPs should tailor the choice and the use of any instrument to the individual patient, and it should be the patient’s choice whether to use a specific tool or not.2005info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10316/9922http://hdl.handle.net/10316/9922engQuality in Primary Care 2005; 13: 235-42.Klingenberg, AnjaHearnshaw, HilaryWensing, MichelFerreira, Pedro LopesRaposo, VictorSzecsenyi, Joachiminfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2021-10-15T12:31:49Zoai:estudogeral.uc.pt:10316/9922Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-19T20:45:37.470360Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries Klingenberg, Anja Doctor–patient communication General practice Older patients Paper-based tools Patient involvement |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Older patients’ involvement in their healthcare: can paper based tools help? A feasibility study in 11 European countries |
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Klingenberg, Anja |
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Klingenberg, Anja Hearnshaw, Hilary Wensing, Michel Ferreira, Pedro Lopes Raposo, Victor Szecsenyi, Joachim |
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Hearnshaw, Hilary Wensing, Michel Ferreira, Pedro Lopes Raposo, Victor Szecsenyi, Joachim |
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Klingenberg, Anja Hearnshaw, Hilary Wensing, Michel Ferreira, Pedro Lopes Raposo, Victor Szecsenyi, Joachim |
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Doctor–patient communication General practice Older patients Paper-based tools Patient involvement |
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Doctor–patient communication General practice Older patients Paper-based tools Patient involvement |
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Three paper-based tools to enhance older patients’ involvement in general practice care have been used and evaluated by 63 general practitioners (GPs) and 351 patients in 10 European countries and Israel within the IMPROVE project. In all countries the tested tools were helpful for some patients, by encouraging them to ask questions, address important issues and offer their own opinions. In none of the participating countries were the tools suitable to be used universally with all older patients, and sometimes they even hindered patient involvement. In everyday practice, tools may be used from time to time, in order to remind and motivate older patients and their GPs to pay more attention to the patient’s view. GPs should tailor the choice and the use of any instrument to the individual patient, and it should be the patient’s choice whether to use a specific tool or not. |
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Quality in Primary Care 2005; 13: 235-42. |
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