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2025
article
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Felicity L. Bishop, Jeremy Howick, Jane Louise Vennik, Jennifer Bostock et autres
BACKGROUND: Patients can benefit when primary care practitioners communicate clinical empathy and optimism during consultations, but previous training interventions for practitioners are overly time-consuming and evidence on patient outcomes is limited. This study assessed the feasibility of a cluster-randomized controlled trial in …
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2024
preprint
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Felicity L. Bishop, Jeremy Howick, Jane Louise Vennik, Jennifer Bostock et autres
Abstract Background Patients can benefit when primary care practitioners communicate clinical empathy and optimism during consultations, but previous training interventions for practitioners are overly time-consuming and evidence on patient outcomes is limited. This study assessed the feasibility of a cluster-randomized controlled trial …
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2024
article
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Mohana Ratnapalan, Benjamin B. Lindsey, Julia M. Greig
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2022
article
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Stephanie F. Hughes, Jane Louise Vennik, Kirsten A. Smith, Jennifer Bostock et autres
BACKGROUND: Practitioner expressions of optimism and empathy may improve treatment engagement, adherence, and patient satisfaction but are not delivered consistently amid the challenges of everyday clinical practice. AIM: To explore primary care practitioner (PCP) views about optimistic and empathic communication in consultations; …
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2022
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Jane Louise Vennik, Stephanie F. Hughes, Kirsten A. Smith, Pranati Misurya et autres
OBJECTIVE: To explore primary care practitioners' (PCPs) and patients' priorities and concerns for healthcare interactions for osteoarthritis (OA) in primary care. METHODS: We searched Embase, CINAHL, Medline, PsychInfo (1990 to present) for primary qualitative and mixed methods studies with findings concerning healthcare …
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2021
article
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Kirsten A. Smith, Jane Louise Vennik, Leanne G. Morrison, Stephanie F. Hughes et autres
Background: Empathic communication and positive messages are important components of “placebo” effects and can improve patient outcomes, including pain. Communicating empathy and optimism to patients within consultations may also enhance the effects of verum, i.e., non-placebo, treatments. This is particularly relevant for …
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2021
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Emily Lyness, Jane Louise Vennik, Felicity L. Bishop, Pranati Misurya et autres
BACKGROUND: Osteoarthritis (OA) causes pain and disability. An empathic optimistic consultation approach can improve patient quality of life, satisfaction with care, and reduce pain. However, expressing empathic optimism may be overlooked in busy primary care consultations and there is limited understanding of …
gb, qa, ca
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2020
article
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Jeremy Howick, Emily Lyness, Charlotte Albury, Kirsten A. Smith et autres
Background: Patients desire both honesty and hope from their healthcare practitioners. A recent systematic review of 22 randomised trials found that healthcare practitioners who deliver positive messages improve patient outcomes, most notably by reducing pain. However, the verbal and non-verbal components of …
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2020
article
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Kirsten A. Smith, Felicity L. Bishop, Hajira Dambha‐Miller, Mohana Ratnapalan et autres
A recent systematic review of randomised trials suggested that empathic communication improves patient health outcomes. However, the methods for training healthcare practitioners (medical professionals; HCPs) in empathy and the empathic behaviours demonstrated within the trials were heterogeneous, making the evidence difficult to …
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2020
article
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Mohana Ratnapalan, Beverly Coghlan, Mengxin Tan, Hazel Everitt et autres
OBJECTIVES: To better understand which theoretically plausible placebogenic techniques might be acceptable in UK primary care. DESIGN: A qualitative study using nominal group technique and thematic analysis. Participants took part in audio-recorded face-to-face nominal groups in which the researcher presented six scenarios …
gb
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2019
editorial
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Patrick James McNally, Rodger C. Charlton, Mohana Ratnapalan, Hajira Dambha‐Miller
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2015
article
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Abhijit Duggal, A Ganapathy, Mohana Ratnapalan, Neeta Adhikari
BACKGROUND: Our objective was to systematically review the effect of pharmacological therapies on mortality in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), focusing on randomized controlled trials (RCTs) published since a previous review in 2004. METHODS: We updated previous searches and searched …
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