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Preface | |
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Patient Compliance: A Brief Overview | |
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Defining Patient Compliance | |
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Importance of Compliance | |
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Extent of Noncompliance | |
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Forms of Patient Noncompliance | |
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Causes of Patient Noncompliance | |
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Review of Interventions to Increase Compliance | |
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Role of the Health Professional in Patient Compliance | |
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Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Compliance as Collaboration | |
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The Evolution of Patient Education | |
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Importance of Patient Education Today | |
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Patient Education: A Historical Perspective | |
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Professional Commitment to Patient Education | |
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Arriving at a Definition of Patient Education | |
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Developing Patient Education as a Clinical Skill | |
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Growth and Challenges for Patient Education | |
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Psychosocial Factors in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Psychosocial Factors in Patient Education | |
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The Patient as an Individual | |
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Understanding Different Personality Styles | |
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Using Knowledge of Patients' Self-Perception to Individualize Patient Teaching | |
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Reactions of Patients to Illness | |
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Coping Styles and Methods of Adaptation | |
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Helping Patients Cope | |
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Enhancing Patients' Motivation to Change | |
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Patient Education as a Process in Patient Care | |
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Teaching and Learning | |
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Categories of Learning | |
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Motivation to Learn | |
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Assessing Patient Needs | |
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Problem Solving in Patient Education | |
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Documentation of Patient Teaching | |
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Evaluation | |
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Life Stages and Patient Teaching: A Developmental Perspective | |
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Development as a Lifelong Process | |
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The Prenatal Period | |
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Teaching Parents | |
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Teaching Children | |
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Infancy | |
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The Toddler | |
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Preschool | |
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Later Childhood | |
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Adolescence | |
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Young Adulthood | |
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Midlife | |
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The Later Years | |
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A Life-Cycle-Centered Approach | |
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The Family in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Role of the Family | |
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Family Structure and Style | |
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Family and Illness | |
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The Health Professional and the Family | |
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Multicultural Issues in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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A Historical Perspective | |
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Culture | |
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Ethnicity | |
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Acculturation | |
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Cultural Differences and the Health Professional | |
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Gaining Credibility | |
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Communication Issues in Cross-Cultural Patient Education | |
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Use of an Interpreter | |
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Social-Cultural Variations | |
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Family Issues and Cultural Diversity | |
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Approaches | |
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Effective Communication of Health Advice to Enhance Patient Compliance | |
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Exchanging Information | |
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Relationship Skills: Building Rapport | |
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Nonverbal Behavior | |
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Responding to Patients' Verbal Cues | |
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Initiating Patient Teaching | |
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Establishing Goals for Communication | |
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Communicating Information | |
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Helping Patients Remember Instructions | |
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Making the Patient a Partner in Patient Education | |
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The Art of Negotiation | |
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Change in Patient Status | |
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Models of Professional Relationships and Negotiation | |
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Shared Responsibility in Patient Education | |
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The Boundaries of Patient Education | |
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When Negotiation Fails | |
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Facilitating Patient Decision Making | |
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Patient Contracting | |
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Illiteracy in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Types of Illiteracy | |
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Illiteracy as a Disability | |
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Myths about Illiteracy | |
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Assessing Patients' Literacy Skills | |
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Assessing Readability of Materials | |
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Teaching Patients with Low Literacy Skills | |
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Patient Education and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) | |
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Defining Complementary and Alternative Medicine | |
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Growth of CAM Use | |
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Who Uses CAM: Myths and Misconceptions | |
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Patient Disclosure about CAM Use | |
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Attitudes of Health Professionals toward CAM | |
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Patient Motivation for Using CAM | |
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Importance of Discussing CAM | |
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Patient Education about CAM | |
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Teaching Patients about Safety Issues Regarding CAM | |
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The Role of the Health Professional | |
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Integrative Approaches | |
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Patient Education and Patient Compliance Issues for Older Adults | |
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Demographic Change | |
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Defining Aging | |
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Rate of Aging | |
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Attitudes of Health Professionals | |
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Avoiding Stereotypes | |
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Generational Differences | |
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Cultural Differences | |
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Patient Education Needs of Older Adults | |
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Barriers to Effective Patient Education with Older Adults | |
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Barriers to Patient Compliance in Older Adults | |
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Special Teaching Needs of Older Patients | |
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Involving a Third Party in Patient Teaching | |
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Maximizing Communication Effectiveness with Older Adults | |
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Effective Patient Education with Older Adults | |
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Patient Education about End-of-Life Issues | |
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Importance of Teaching about End-of-Life Issues | |
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Reluctance to Talk about End-of-Life Issues | |
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Cultural Variations in Death and Dying | |
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Understanding Death and Dying in the Context of the Patient | |
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Reactions to Bad News | |
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Understanding End-of-Life Issues in the Context of the Family | |
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Communication Skills in Teaching about End-of-Life Issues | |
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Teaching about Advance Directives | |
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Breaking Bad News | |
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Teaching Patients Living with Life-Threatening Illness | |
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Patient Education in Terminal Stages of Disease | |
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The Family Conference | |
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Impact of End-of-Life Teaching | |
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Ethical Issues in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Ethical Theories | |
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Ethical Principles | |
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Values | |
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Identifying Ethical Issues in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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The Health Professional/Patient Relationship | |
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Ethical Issues in Research in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Ethical Patient Education Practices | |
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Informed Consent | |
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The Meaning of Informed Consent | |
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The Function of Informed Consent | |
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How Much Information to Disclose | |
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Consent-Implied or Explicit | |
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Who Obtains Consent | |
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Assessing Patients' Ability to Give Consent | |
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Concepts of Competence for Informed Consent | |
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Consent from Special Patients | |
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Use of Consent Forms | |
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Communication in Informed Consent | |
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Family Involvement in Informed Consent | |
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Instructional Aids for Patient Education: Used or Abused | |
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Using Teaching Aids | |
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Written Aids | |
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Choosing Written Aids | |
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Use of Audiovisual Aids | |
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Presenting Teaching Aids | |
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Developing Teaching Aids | |
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Developing a Patient Education Newsletter | |
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Computers | |
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Using the Internet | |
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Using Teaching Aids Effectively | |
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Issues in Research and Evaluation in Patient Education and Patient Compliance | |
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Importance of Research and Evaluation | |
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Defining Research and Evaluation | |
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Steps in Program Evaluation | |
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Steps in Research | |
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Measurement in Research and Evaluation | |
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Qualitative Methods in Research | |
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Collaboration in Research and Evaluation | |
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Managing a Research Project | |
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Specific Issues in Patient Education Research and Evaluation | |
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Specific Issues in Patient Compliance Research | |
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Future Directions for Research | |
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Index | |