Sentence examples for patient reflections from inspiring English sources

Considering the research results presented by previous studies [e.g., 1,11 16], this study contributes to the literature by proposing an approach to examine difference among type of patient treatments (IN, OUT, and ER) and between patient reflections and general public comments.

TC skill assessment would be incomplete without eliciting and incorporating patient reflections on the interview process, the accuracy of insights reported in the mini-ethnography, the efficacy of the student's proposed and initiated actions in terms of health-promoting interventions and personal health outcomes, [ 27] and the attending student's overall TC strengths and deficits.

As in the Beethoven, a fluid approach to tempo helped emphasize the music's meditative side, but here the pervasive spirit was of patient reflection rather than churning anxiety.

It is a phenomenon that is creating an unusual reversal in which books -- the musty vessels traditionally used to convey patient reflection into the archives -- are superceding newspapers as the first draft of history, leaving the press corps to cover the books themselves as news.

We present patients' reflections by theme.

The patients' reflections around their health appear to differ between the two versions.

(id 7) Our analysis of patients' perception ambivalence furthermore showed that the conflicting (ambivalent) feelings seemed to interact with the patients' reflections in a concurrent process.

This meant that the interviews remained very close to what actually happened during the consultations while the videotaped consultations were an effective stimulus for patients' reflections.

When will you be back?"'Mmmmm.' '… it's not as much fun.' The patients' reflections about their life circumstances gave the physicians a more complete picture of them as individuals and the challenges they faced.

Ambivalence and its sub-types emerged from our data collection, preparation and analysis of these interviews following preventive consultations and seemed to interact with the patients' reflections on lifestyle change in a concurrent and iterative process.

The patients' reflections on the theme of intimacy (table 9) – considered in all its multiple of facets – refer, among other things, to criticism of situations like the "doctors' rounds", perceived as a violation of the some of the most elementary principles of respect for privacy.