Sentence examples for with enablement from inspiring English sources

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Although expectation did have an association with enablement in the univariate analysis, this association did not remain after multi-variate analysis.

Consultation factors associated with enablement in primary care suggest the importance of consultation length, and interpersonal continuity of care [ 2, 3], and the doctors' interpersonal aspects include showing an interest in the patients' life, health promotion, and having a positive approach [ 8].

Contrary to Ware et al. (2009) and Binagwaho and Ratnayake's (2009) account of 'social coercion' as the mechanism mediating between social capital and ART adherence, our research suggests that social capital impacted on adherence through norms associated with enablement and empowerment rather than negative socio-emotional pressure.

Secondary patient outcomes are self-rated health, anxiety, satisfaction with decision, enablement, satisfaction with communication, satisfaction and confidence in decision, and number of contacts to health services.

As in this previous work [ 22, 24 – 26 ], we would predict the CARE Measure would show convergent validity with patient satisfaction but divergent validity with patient enablement, since the latter is a construct quite distinct from satisfaction [ 28 ].

Construct validity of the CARE Measure was demonstrated by a moderate/strong correlation with overall satisfaction (convergent validity) and a weaker correlation with patient enablement (divergent validity).

Although numerous variables showed a univariate association with patient enablement, only four factors were independently predictive after multilevel multivariate analysis; patients with multimorbidity of 3 or more long-term conditions (reflecting poor chronic general health), and those consulting about a long-standing problem had reduced enablement scores in both affluent and deprived areas.

Thus, although high empathy was not always associated with high enablement (presumably due to the other factors that negatively influence enablement such as emotional distress, multimorbidity, etc), low empathy was always associated with low enablement, suggesting that GP empathy is a basic pre-requisite for patient enablement.

The present analysis explored the factors associated with patient enablement in general practice consultations in deprived and affluent areas, using robust statistical methods to control for multi-level interactions (cluster effects).

Factors associated with higher enablement scores include continuity and longer consultations [ 2, 6], the patient's rating of the doctor's communication skills [ 7], perceived empathy in the doctor [ 8], and the patient's ethnic minority status [ 2, 7, 9].