P1.07-17 Transfer of Care: Effective Communication to Promote Improved Patient Experience

Using mobile technology to promote access, effective patient–provider communication, and adherence in underserved populations

How Can We Design Effective Instructions to Promote Transfer?

Title Page Title: How can we design effective instructions to promote transfer? Author(s): Hee Seung Lee, Shawn Betts, and John R. Anderson Hee Seung Lee Carnegie Mellon University [email protected] Shawn Betts Carnegie Mellon University [email protected] John R. Anderson Carnegie Mellon University [email protected]

Breaking Down Barriers to Effective Patient Care.

The theme for the 2018 ASCPT Annual Meeting is "Breaking Down Barriers to Effective Patient Care." This theme refers to the essential contributions of clinical pharmacology to the development of today's discovery into tomorrow's medicine. The various subdisciplines within clinical pharmacology serve to move molecules through the various stages of drug development and also refine or expand use o...

Effective communication with the patient

The chronic and slowly progressive nature of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can create difficulties in effective communication between healthcare provider and patient. Such barriers, which include the personal beliefs of both caregiver and patient, need to be understood and addressed if the aims of the consultation are to be met. Patients with COPD may feel guilty, depressed and a...

Barriers to Effective Communication with Elderly Patient from the Nurses' Viewpoints at Gilan University of Medical Sciences Hospitals in 2018

Introduction: Effective Nurse Communication with Elderly Patient is an important factor for satisfaction, optimal treatment outcomes. Barriers to communication can delay the improvement. Understanding these barriers and proper planning to address these barriers can improve the nurse-patient relationship and quality of nursing services. The purpose of this study was to determine the barriers to ...