Person-centered medicine: identifying the way forward

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The care of the patient and the soul of the clinic: person-centered medicine as an emergent model of modern clinical practice

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A post-structuralist view of evidence-based medicine (EBM): what EBM contributes to philosophy

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Is Evidence-based Medicine positivist?

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The irrelevance of statistics-based research to individual patients

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Research and medicine: human conjectures at every turn

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What do stroke survivors think about the evidence-based stroke care they receive? Learning from insights at the “periphery”.

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Scope for a ‘one size fits all’ rehabilitation approach after knee replacement? Heterogeneity in patient preferences makes this unlikely

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Socio-demographic features of participants in randomized con-trolled trials for major depression: generalizability and individu-alization.

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Evidence-based Medicine and Patient-centered Care: Cross-Disciplinary Challenges and Healthcare Information Technology-enabled Solutions

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The Real World Failure of Evidence-Based Medicine

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I, Medical Robot. On the differences between a virtuous doctor and a good robot

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Do disadvantaged women appreciate a synergetic exercise and psycho-educative program? Rationale and process evaluation of the Exercise without Worries course

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A model of physician intentions toward initiating a dialogue about sexual health with women

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Approaches to Muslim Women’s Health Care: implications for the development of culturally-sensitive medicine

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How do chronically ill patients evaluate their medical care? An observational study with 46919 patients in 676 primary care practices of direct relevance to person-centered medicine

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Commentary on: “How do chronically ill patients evaluate their medical care? An observational study with 46919 patients in 676 primary care practices” [Goetz, K., Campbell, S., Willms, S., Rochon, J., Klingenberg, A. & Szecsenyi, J. (2011). International

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Implementation and evaluation of patient-centred care in experimental studies from 2000-2010: systematic review

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A framework for doing person-centred health research

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Eliciting patient views on choosing the next available surgeon to reduce waiting times for joint replacement surgery: on the need to consider individual patient preferences and information needs.

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Patient involvement and person-centered medicine in cardiovascular prevention: Modelling the items of the OPTION instrument on process steps of shared decision-making

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Making decisions in the mechanistic, probabilistic and scientific domains of medicine: a qualitative study of medical practitioners

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Using electronic knowledge resources for person-centered medicine – I: An evaluation model

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Using electronic knowledge resources for person-centered medicine - II: The Number Needed to Benefit from Information (NNBI)

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To serve and protect? Electronic health records pose challenges for privacy, autonomy and person-centered medicine

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Evaluation of a Patient Held Record for Post-Operative Surveillance of Patients with Colorectal Cancer: enhancing individual patient understanding and engagement in clinical care

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Implementation and evaluation of patient centred care in experimental studies from 2000-2010: systematic review

Spirituality and Personhood in Dementia. (ed. Albert Jewell) (2011). Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London.

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