Patient Education and Counseling 2008: Vol 72 Index & Table of Contents

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Subject index
Volume 72 (2008)
Addiction 72, 336 Consumer health 72, 330
Adherence 72, 115 Consumer participation 72, 63
Adjuvant chemotherapy 72, 239 Content analysis 72, 78
Adolescence 72, 163 COPD 72, 223
Adolescents 72, 168 Counselling 72, 26, 94, 115, 388
Advance care planning 72, 20 Cultural views 72, 155
African American women 72, 137
African-American 72, 450 Decision-making 72, 232
Aging 72, 330 Delivering bad news 72, 367
Alternatives 72, 122 Depression 72, 94
Anxiety 72, 374 Deprivation 72, 218
Asthma 72, 26 Diabetes 72, 146, 186, 232, 252, 418, 450
Audiotape 72, 218 Diabetes mellitus 72, 411
Diabetes prevention 72, 34
Behaviour 72, 223 Diet and medication intake 72, 252
Benefits 72, 122 Dietary assessment 72, 49
Black women 72, 276 Dietitian 72, 49
Blood pressure 72, 115 Diskus 72, 26
BRCA1/2 testing 72, 276 Disparities 72, 350
Breast cancer 72, 276, 429 Distress 72, 436
Breech delivery 72, 305 Doctor—patient communication 72, 12, 20
Breech presentation 72, 305 Doctor—patient relationship 72, 268
Burnout 72, 293 Door-to-door health promotion 72, 178
Drug 72, 443
Cancer 72, 276, 436
Cancer survivorship 72, 402 Early breast cancer 72, 239
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation 72, 20 Education 72, 382
Cardiovascular diseases 72, 63 Educational intervention 72, 88
Caring 72, 359 Educational resources 72, 342
Caring attitude checklist 72, 359 Educational tools 72, 26
Caring attitudes 72, 367 Effective communication strategy 72, 130
Cervical cancer 72, 130 Emergency department 72, 320
Cervical screening 72, 78 Emergency medicine 72, 350
Children 72, 168 Empathy 72, 359
Cocaine 72, 336 End of life care 72, 3
Coding tool 72, 186 Ethnicity 72, 146, 155
Cognitive coping 72, 301 Evaluation 72, 436
Colon cancer 72, 246 Exercise 72, 137
Colorectal cancer 72, 210
Communication 72, 115, 350, 374, 388 Fatigue 72, 102
Communication skills 72, 320 Feasibility 72, 26
Community pharmacists 72, 26 Fertility preservation 72, 402
Community-based evidence 72, 178 Fidelity 72, 210
Co-morbidity 72, 418 Focus group study 72, 359
Competence 72, 374 Focus groups 72, 388
Complex intervention 72, 201
Computer 72, 49 Gender 72, 374
Confidence 72, 374 General practice trainees 72, 12
Consultation skills 72, 12 General practice training institute 72, 12
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General practitioners 72, 320 Organizational culture 72, 382
Genetic counselors 72, 293 Outcomes of diabetes 72, 146
Genetic service providers 72, 293 Outpatient clinics 72, 388
Goal self-efficacy 72, 301
Goals 72, 418, 436 Pain 72, 102
Pakistan 72, 178
Health attitudes 72, 276 Palliative care 72, 367
Health care 72, 63, 336 Palliative therapy 72, 3
Health communication 72, 56, 178 Partner preferences 72, 239
Health disparities 72, 283 Patient education 72, 26, 56, 63, 186, 201, 330, 336, 429
Health educator 72, 71 Patient feedback 72, 12
Health information 72, 168 Patient information leaflets 72, 78
Health literacy 72, 56, 350, 443 Patient perspectives 72, 359, 367
Health risk communication 72, 178 Patient preferences 72, 239
HIV 72, 301 Patient satisfaction 72, 155
Homeless adolescents 72, 71 Patient-centered 72, 443
Hospital physicians 72, 320, 388 Patient-centered care 72, 382
HPV 72, 78 Patient-centered communication 72, 424
Hypertension 72, 115 Patient—provider communication 72, 194, 450
Hypertensive 72, 137 Pediatric cancer 72, 402
Perceived quality of care 72, 155
Illness appraisals 72, 88 Personal growth 72, 301
Incurable cancer 72, 102 Perspective-taking 72, 359
Informed choice 72, 232 Pharmacists 72, 94
Informed decision-making 72, 130 Physical activity 72, 34, 246, 252, 342
Inhaler technique 72, 26 Physician attitudes 72, 402
Instructions 72, 443 Physician well-being 72, 194
Interactive voice response 72, 34 Physician—patient relationship 72, 311, 382, 424
Internet 72, 168, 336, 429 Physicians 72. 293
Intervention 72, 210 Physicians’ characteristics 72, 109
Practitioner—patient interaction 72, 394
Joy in life 72, 436
Pre-diabetes 72, 88
Juvenile arthritis 72, 163
Preference 72, 305
Prenatal care 72, 394
Knowledge 72, 232
Prescription 72, 443
Knowledge translation 72, 178
Prescription medication 72, 311
Kuwait 72, 94
Prevention 72, 246
Lady health workers 72, 178 Primary care 72, 268
Leaflets 72. 94 Primary care consultations 72, 320
Life story 72, 163 Primary healthcare 72, 49, 63
Lifestyle 72, 115 Primary prevention 72, 63
Linguistic barriers 72, 155 Print materials 72, 342
Professional growth 72, 5
Mammography 72, 283 Professional health care attitudes 72, 424
MBSR 72, 436 Professional satisfaction 72, 293
Meaning 72, 293 Professionalism 72, 194
Medical 72, 382 Provider—patient communication 72, 122, 293, 311
Medical communication 72, 155 Psychosocial functioning 72, 163
Medical education 72, 5, 194, 367 Psychotherapy 72, 268
Medical error 72, 367
Medical students 72, 374 Qualitative 72, 88
Medication 72, 443 Qualitative research 72, 5, 71, 283, 382, 394, 402
Misunderstanding 72, 443 Quality assurance 72, 63
Motivational interviewing 72, 42, 210 Quality indicators 72, 336
Quality of life 72, 436
Narrative medicine 72, 3 Questionnaires 72, 12, 388
Norway 72, 388
Numeracy 72, 350 Readability 72, 342
Nurses 72, 293 Receptiveness 72, 268
Nutrition 72, 34 Repeatability 72, 49
Residency 72, 194
Obesity 72, 56 Resident education 72, 20
Obstetrics 72, 394 Risk 72, 350
Obstetrics and Gynecology 72, 109 Risk communication 72, 394
Oesophagogastric cancer 72, 218 Risk factors 72, 201
Opinion 72, 94 Risks 72, 122
Organised screening 72, 130 Roter Interaction Analysis System 72, 320
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Safe motherhood 72, 178 Sub-optimal glycaemic control 72, 252
Satisfaction 72, 115 Substance-use 72, 394
Scale development 72, 293 Symptom management 72, 102
Screening 72, 232
Temporal orientation 72, 276
Secondary prevention 72, 201
Time 72, 311
Self-care 72, 252
Transgression 72, 424
Self-confidence 72, 374
Self-confrontation method 72, 163 Transtheoretical Model 72, 42
Self-efficacy 72, 137, 186, 223 Trust 72, 268
Self-management 72, 146, 223, 411, 418 Turbuhaler 72, 26
Turkish adolescents 72, 42
Self-monitoring of blood glucose 72, 252
Sexual health 72, 71
United Kingdom 72, 88
Shared decision-making 72, 450
Smoking cessation 72, 42 Video-recording 72, 320
Social cognitive theory 72, 223
Social comparison 72, 411 Warnings 72, 443
Stress 72, 374 Weight loss 72, 56
Stroke 72, 201 Women’s health 72, 109
Student Balint groups 72,5 Women’s preferences 72, 78
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Author index
Volume 72 (2008)
Abdulhakeem, A. 72, 94 Cox, E.D. 72, 122 Haley, H.-L. 72, 359
Abdulkareem, A. 72, 94 Cradock, S. 72, 186 Hall, B. 72, 78
Hall, J.A. 72, 374
Adler, D. 72, 443
Allen, J.D. 72, 283 Dado, D. 72, 394 Hansel, A. 72, 424
Al-Saffar, N. 72, 94 Dale, J. 72, 320 Harden, E. 72, 283
Andersson, N. 72, 178 Davidsen, A. 72, 268 Harmsen, J.A.M.(. 72, 155
Ansari, N. 72, 178 Davies, M. 72, 88 Hatem, D. 72, 359, 367
Anthony, C. 72, 130 Davies, P. 72, 130 Hatem, D.S. 72, 382
Arbyn, M. 72, 130 Davis, T.C. 72, 56, 443 Hay, J. 72, 246
Armour, C.L. 72, 26 Day-Thompson, R. 72, 218 Heba, M. 72, 94
Arnold, C.L. 72, 56 de Vogel-Voogt, E. 72, 102 Heritage, J. 72, 311
Deep, K.S. 72, 20
Arnold, R.M. 72, 394 Heritier, S. 72, 239
Austoker, J. 72, 130 Duric, V.M. 72, 239 Hermans, H.J.M. 72, 163
Howard, K. 72, 78
Edwards, T.A. 72, 276
Balmer, D. 72, 176 Huang, E.S. 72, 411
Erdogan, S. 72, 42
Basheti, I.A. 72, 26 Huang, J. 72, 56
Erol, S. 72, 42
Bass, P.F. 72, 56 Hudig, W. 72, 436
Estabrooks, P.A. 72, 34
Batterham, M. 72, 49 Huijsman, R. 72, 223
Beith, J. 72, 239
Faraji, S. 72, 49
Bell, R.A. 72, 115 Inui, T.S. 72, 382
Fecile, M.L. 72, 382
Benth, J.S. 72, 388
Finset, A. 72, 1, 173, 174, 388
Bernadella, P. 72, 443 Jandorf, L. 72, 276
Fischer, M. 72, 359, 367
Bernhardt, B.A. 72, 293 Ford, J.S. 72, 246 Jarvis, J. 72, 88
Bernsen, R.M.D.(. 72, 155 Jones, K. 72, 3
Forman, A. 72, 276
Blackshaw, G.R.J.C. 72, 218 Joung, I.M.A. 72, 146
Franck, L. 72, 168
Blanch, D.C. 72, 374
Frankel, R. 72, 388
Blankenstein, A.H. 72, 12 Frankel, R.M. 72, 374, 394 Kapil-Pair, N. 72, 276
Blondin, J. 72, 56 Fuchs, C.E. 72, 163 Kellar, I. 72, 232
Boberg, E.W. 72, 429 Kennen, E.M. 72, 56
Bocchini, M.V. 72, 56 Garnefski, N. 72, 301 Khazaal, Y. 72, 336
Bootsma, A.H. 72, 146 Garratt, A. 72, 388 Khunti, K. 72, 88
Bosnic-Anticevich, $.Z. 72, 26 Garssen, B. 72, 436 Kieviet-Stijnen, A. 72, 436
Bovbjerg, D.H. 72, 276 Gaskell, A.L. 72, 218 Kim, S. 72, 311
Boyle, F. 72, 239 Geller, G. 72, 293 Kim, Y¥. 72, 137
Brown, K. 72, 276 Gent, C. 72, 218 Kimmel, B. 72, 382
Bruijnzeels, M.A.(. 72, 155 Gerin, W. 72, 1 King, L. 72, 402
Butow, P.N. 72, 239 Ginde, A.A. 72, 350 Kinmonth, A.L. 72, 232
Giordano, L. 72, 130 Kok, M. 72, 305
Camargo Jr., C.A. 72, 350 Glucksman, E. 72, 320 Kolodner, K. 72, 293
Carrese, J.A. 72, 194 Goldman, R.E. 72, 283 Kraaij, V. 72, 301
Carrese, J. 72, 293 Goldstein, J.N. 72, 350 Krott, P. 72, 137
Chang, J.C. 72, 394 Gorawara-Bhat, R. 72, 411, 450 Kravitz, R.L. 72, 115, 311
Chatton, A. 72, 336 Gravendeel, L. 72, 305 Krupat, E. 72, 388
Chin, M.H. 72, 411, 450 Griffin, S. 72, 232 Kuis, W. 72, 163
Clark, S. 72, 350 Griffith, C.H. 72, 20 Kwate, N.O.A. 72, 276
Clayman, M.L. 72, 429, 443 GROL, R.P.T.M. 72, 63
Coates, A.S. 72, 239 Gulbrandsen, P. 72, 388 Lall, R. 72, 320
Cochand, S. 72, 336 Lamberts, S.W.J. 72, 146
Collins, S. 72, 102 Haidet, P. 72, 382, 418 Langewitz, W.A. 72, 424
Coups, E.J. 72, 246 Haley, H.-L.A. 72, 382 Lanting, L.C. 72, 146
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Laucirica, J. 72, 178 Philbin, M. 72, 359, 367 Stephens, M.R. 72, 218
Lavallee, C. 72, 342 Piper, I. 72, 109 Stockler, M.R. 72, 239
Lemmens, K.M.M. 72, 223 Pisu, M. 72, 137 Stoffers, J.H.E.H. 72, 63
Lewis, W.G. 72, 218 Pitkalaé, K.H. 72,5 Sullivan, K. 72, 359
Ling, B.S. 72, 394 Prayor-Patterson, H. 72, 137 Sutton, S. 72, 232
Liu, H. 72, 311 Prevost, A.T. 72, 232 Szalacha, L. 72, 210
Lurie, S. 72, 109 Probst, Y.C. 72, 49 Szarewski, A. 72, 130
Quinn, G. 72, 402 Tan, M.Y. 72, 252
Mackenbach, J.P. 72, 146
Quinn, M.T. 72, 450 Tapsell, L.C. 72, 49
Maes, S. 72, 301
Quirk, M. 72, 359, 367 Tarn, D.M. 72, 311
Magarey, J. 72, 252
Taylor, L.M. 72, 342
Makkonen, E. 72,5
Makoul, G. 72, 357, 429 Raaum, S.E. 72, 122 Thompson, H.S. 72, 276
Ratanawongsa, N. 72, 194 Torppa, M.A. 72,5
Marteau, T.M. 72, 232
Reddel, H.K. 72, 26 Troughton, J. 72, 88
Martenson, C. 72, 5
Redfern, J. 72, 201
Martin, M.Y. 72, 137
Rehman, S. 72, 357 Vadaparampil, S. 72, 402
Mazor, K. 72, 359, 367
McCaffery, K. 72, 78 Reinders, M.E. 72, 12 Valdimarsdottir, H.B. 72, 276
Rew, L. 72, 71 Vallance, J.K. 72, 342
McEvoy, M. 72, 168
Robertson, N. 72, 88 van der Heide, A. 72, 102
McGovern, M.M. 72, 276
Rochlen, A.B. 72, 71 van der Post, J.A.M. 72, 305
McKevitt, C. 72, 201
Rodriguez, K.L. 72, 394 van der Veek, S.M.C. 72, 301
Meeuwesen, L.(. 72, 155
Roter, D.L. 72, 374 van der Weijden, T.M. 72, 63
Menon, U. 72, 210
Rudd, A.D. 72, 201 van Geelen, S.M. 72, 163
Mhatre, S. 72, 178
Mol, B.W.J. 72, 305 Rushton, C.H. 72, 293 van Marwijk, H.W.J. 72, 12
van Steenkiste, B. 72, 63
Morrow, A.S. 72, 418
Safran, D.G. 72, 388 Visser, A. 72, 102, 357, 436
Mossbarger, D.L. 72, 382
Salah, A.-Q. 72, 94 Vogel, I. 72, 146
Murphey, C. 72, 71
Salas, M. 72, 137
Sandhu, H. 72, 320 Wahab, S. 72, 210
Naik, A.D. 72, 418
Schleypen, H. 72, 12 Webb, J. 72, 443
Nieboer, A.P. 72, 223
Schoonheim, P.L. 72, 12 Webster, P. 72, 130
Nieder, M. 72, 402
Schroevers, M.J. 72, 301 Wenger, N.S. 72, 311
Noble, G. 72, 168
Segnan, N. 72, 130 Wilcken, N.R.C. 72, 239
Niibling, M. 72, 424
Sharpe, L. 72, 239 Wilson, C. 72, 402
Shelton, R.C. 72, 283 Wilson, E.A.H. 72, 330
Odoms- Young, A. 72, 450 Shvarts, S. 72, 109 Wilson, J.F. 72, 20
Omer, K. 72, 178 Simes, R.J. 72, 239 Wilson, S.C. 72, 450
Opmeer, B.C. 72, 305 Sinnema, G. 72, 163 Witlox, R. 72, 301
Skinner, C. 72, 88 Wolf, M.S. 72, 56, 443
Park, D.C. 72,330 Skinner, J. 72, 418 Wolfe, C.D.A. 72, 201
Parker, R.M. 72, 443 Skinner, T.C. 72, 186 Wright, S.M. 72, 194
Paterniti, D.A. 72, 311 Smith-Ray, R.L. 72, 34
Peek, M.E. 72, 450 Stalman, W.A.B. 72, 12 Zickmund, S. 72, 394
Pellard, S. 72, 218 Steel, D.G. 72, 49 Zinken, K.M. 72, 186
Person, S.D. 72, 137 Stein, H.F. 72, 382 Zullino, D. 72, 336
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Volume contents
Volume 72 (2008)
Volume 72, No. 1
EDITORIAL
How can we promote medication adherence and lifestyle changes in hypertensive patients?, A. Finset, W. Gerin (USA)
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
Can’t do this no more, K. Jones (USA)
MEDICAL EDUCATION
A qualitative analysis of student Balint groups in medical education: Contexts and triggers of case presentations and discussion
themes, M.A. Torppa, E. Makkonen, C. Martenson, K.H. Pitkdld (Finland)
Development and feasibility of a patient feedback programme to improve consultation skills in general practice training,
M.E. Reinders, A.H. Blankenstein, H.W.J. van Marwijk, H. Schleypen, P.L. Schoonheim, W.A.B. Stalman (The Netherlands)
Discussing preferences for cardiopulmonary resuscitation: What do resident physicians and their hospitalized patients think
was decided?, K.S. Deep, C.H. Griffith, J.F. Wilson (USA)
INTERVENTIONS
Evaluation of a novel educational strategy, including inhaler-based reminder labels, to improve asthma inhaler technique,
L.A. Basheti, C.L. Armour, §.Z. Bosnic-Anticevich, H.K. Reddel (Australia)
Piloting a behavioral intervention delivered through interactive voice response telephone messages to promote weight loss in
a pre-diabetic population, PA. Estabrooks, R.L. Smith-Ray (USA)
Application of a stage based motivational interviewing approach to adolescent smoking cessation: The Transtheoretical
Model-based study, S. Evol, S. Erdogan (Turkey)
Computerized dietary assessments compare well with interviewer administered diet histories for patients with type 2 diabetes
mellitus in the primary healthcare setting, YC. Probst, S. Faraji, M. Batterham, D.G. Steel, L.C. Tapsell (Australia)
Provider and patient intervention to improve weight loss: A pilot study in a public hospital clinic, 77C. Davis, M.S. Wolf, PF: Bass,
C.L. Arnold, J. Huang, E.M. Kennen, M.V. Bocchini, J. Blondin (USA)
Patients’ responsiveness to a decision support tool for primary prevention of cardiovascular diseases in primary care,
B. van Steenkiste, T:M. van der Weijden, J.H.E.H. Stoffers, R.P.T.M. GROL (The Netherlands)
PATIENT PERCEPTION, PREFERENCES AND PARTICIPATION
Health educators’ perceptions of a sexual health intervention for homeless adolescents, L. Rew, A.B. Rochlen, C. Murphey (USA)
Do cervical cancer screening patient information leaflets meet the HPV information needs of women? B. Hall, K. Howard,
K. McCaffery (Australia)
Waiting for diabetes: Perceptions of people with pre-diabetes: A qualitative study, J. Troughton, J. Jarvis, C. Skinner, N. Robertson, K. Khunti,
M. Davies (UK, Australia)
Depressed patients’ preferences for education about medications by pharmacists in Kuwait, N. Al-Saffar, A. Abdulkareem,
A. Abdulhakeem, A.-Q. Salah, M. Heba (Kuwait)
Presence, communication and treatment of fatigue and pain complaints in incurable cancer patients, S. Collins, E. de Vogel-Voogt,
A. Visser, A. van der Heide (The Netherlands)
Women’s preferences for their gynecologist or obstetrician, /. Piper, S. Shvarts, S. Lurie (Israel)
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Physician counseling for hypertension: What do doctors really do?, R.A. Bell, R.L. Kravitz (USA)
Discussion of alternatives, risks and benefits in pediatric acute care, E.D. Cox, S.E. Raaum (USA)
Improving the quality of communication in organised cervical cancer screening programmes, L. Giordano, P. Webster,
C. Anthony, A. Szarewski, P. Davies, M. Arbyn, N. Segnan, J. Austoker (UK, Greece, France, Belgium)
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PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH
Relationship of health behavior theories with self-efficacy among insufficiently active hypertensive African— American women,
M.Y. Martin, S.D. Person, P. Kratt, H. Prayor-Patterson, ¥. Kim, M. Salas, M. Pisu (USA)
Ethnic differences in outcomes of diabetes care and the role of self-management behavior, L.C. Lanting, 1.M.A. Joung, I. Vogel,
A.H. Bootsma, S.W.J. Lamberts, J.P. Mackenbach (The Netherlands)
Patients’ evaluation of quality of care in general practice: What are the cultural and linguistic barriers? J.A.M. (Hans) Harmsen,
R.M.D. (Roos) Bernsen, M.A. (Marc) Bruijnzeels, L. (Ludwien) Meeuwesen (The Netherlands, United Arab Emirates)
CASE STUDY
Self-investigation to explore the impact of juvenile arthritis on adolescent life: A case-study, C.E. Fuchs, G. Sinnema, S.M. van Geelen,
H.J.M. Hermans, W. Kuis (The Netherlands)
SHORT COMMUNICATION
Enquiring minds want to know: Topics requested by users of a children’s health information website, L. Franck, G. Noble,
M. McEvoy (UK)
Volume 72, No. 2
EDITORIALS
Larry Wissow resigns as Editor-in-Chief for the Americas, A. Finset (Norway)
Person centered healthcare—Do we see any progress?, A. Finset (Norway)
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
Education as an act of care: A trailblazer’s perspective on graduate medical education, D. Balmer (USA)
MEDICAL EDUCATION
Evidence-based training of frontline health workers for door-to-door health promotion: A pilot randomized controlled
cluster trial with lady health workers in Sindh Province, Pakistan, K. Omer, S. Mhatre, N. Ansari, J. Laucirica, N. Andersson
(Pakistan, Canada, Mexico)
Analysis System for Self-Efficacy Training (ASSET). Assessing treatment fidelity of self-management interventions,
K.M. Zinken, S. Cradock, T.C. Skinner (UK, Australia)
Well-being in residency: Effects on relationships with patients, interactions with colleagues, performance, and motivation,
N. Ratanawongsa, S.M. Wright, J.A. Carrese (USA)
INTERVENTIONS
Stop Stroke: Development of an innovative intervention to improve risk factor management after stroke, J. Redfern, A.D. Rudd,
C.D.A. Wolfe, C. McKevitt (UK)
Motivational interviewing and colorectal cancer screening: A peek from the inside out, S. Wahab, U. Menon, L. Szalacha (USA)
Prospective randomised clinical trial of providing patients with audiotape recordings of their oesophagogastric
cancer consultations, M.R. Stephens, A.L. Gaskell, C. Gent, S. Pellard, R. Day-Thompson, G.R.J.C. Blackshaw, W.G. Lewis
(UK)
Designing patient-related interventions in COPD care: Empirical test of a theoretical model, [email protected]. Lemmens, A.P. Nieboer,
R. Huijsman (The Netherlands)
Evaluation of an informed choice invitation for type 2 diabetes screening, /. Kellar, S. Sutton, S. Griffin, A.T:; Prevost, A.L. Kinmonth,
T.-M. Marteau (UK)
PATIENT PERCEPTION, PREFERENCE AND PARTICIPATION
Comparing patients’ and their partners’ preferences for adjuvant chemotherapy in early breast cancer, VM. Duric, PN. Butow,
L. Sharpe, S. Heritier, F: Boyle, J. Beith, N.R.C. Wilcken, A.S. Coates, R.J. Simes, M.R. Stockler (Australia)
Awareness of the role of physical activity in colon cancer prevention, E./. Coups, J. Hay, J.S. Ford (USA)
Self-care practices of Malaysian adults with diabetes and sub-optimal glycaemic control, MY. Tan, J. Magarey (Australia)
Experiences of carrying out talking therapy in general practice: A qualitative interview study, A. Davidsen (Denmark)
Association between temporal orientation and attitudes about BRCA1/2 testing among women of African descent with family
histories of breast cancer, 7A. Edwards, H.S. Thompson, N.O.A. Kwate, K. Brown, M.M. McGovern, A. Forman, N. Kapil-Pair,
L. Jandorf, D.H. Bovbjerg, H.B. Valdimarsdottir (USA)
Follow-up of abnormal screening mammograms among low-income ethnically diverse women: Findings from a qualitative
study, J.D. Allen, R.C. Shelton, E. Harden, R.E. Goldman (USA)
What do clinicians derive from partnering with their patients? A reliable and valid measure of “personal meaning in patient
care”’, G. Geller, B.A. Bernhardt, J. Carrese, C.H. Rushton, K. Kolodner (USA)
Cognitive coping, goal self-efficacy and personal growth in HIV-infected men who have sex with men, V. Kraaij, N. Garnefski,
M.J. Schroevers, S.M.C. van der Veek, R. Witlox, S. Maes (The Netherlands)
Expectant parents’ preferences for mode of delivery and trade-offs of outcomes for breech presentation, M. Kok, L. Gravendeel,
B.C. Opmeer, J.A.M. van der Post, B.W.J. Mol (The Netherlands)
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES
How much time does it take to prescribe a new medication?, D.M. Tarn, D.A. Paterniti, R.L. Kravitz, J. Heritage, H. Liu, S. Kim,
N.S. Wenger (USA)
The patient, the doctor and the emergency department: A cross-sectional study of patient-centredness in 1990 and 2005, /. Dale,
H. Sandhu, R. Lall, E. Glucksman (UK)
WRITTEN AND WEB-BASED INFORMATION
A case for clarity in the writing of health statements, E.A.H. Wilson, D.C. Park (USA)
Quality of web-based information on cocaine addiction, Y. Khazaal, A. Chatton, S. Cochand, D. Zullino (Switzerland)
Suitability and readability assessment of educational print resources related to physical activity: Implications and
recommendations for practice, J.K. Vallance, L.M. Taylor, C. Lavallee (Canada)
Demographic disparities in numeracy among emergency department patients: Evidence from two multicenter studies,
A.A. Ginde, S. Clark, J.N. Goldstein, C.A. Camargo Jr. (USA)
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Special Issue: International Conference on Communication in Healthcare — Charleston 2007
Editors: Gregory Makoul, Shakaib Rehman, Adriaan Visser
Editorial, A. Visser, S. Rehman, G. Makoul (USA)
MEDICAL EDUCATION
How patients perceive a doctor’s caring attitude, M. Quirk, K. Mazor, H.-L. Haley, M. Philbin, M. Fischer, K. Sullivan, D. Hatem
(USA)
Applying patient perspectives on caring to curriculum development, D. Hatem, K. Mazor, M. Fischer, M. Philbin, M. Quirk (USA)
Medical student gender and issues of confidence, D.C. Blanch, J.A. Hall, D.L. Roter, R.M. Frankel (USA)
The role of relationships in the professional formation of physicians: Case report and illustration of an elicitation technique,
P. Haidet, D.S. Hatem, M.L. Fecile, H.F: Stein, H.-L.A. Haley, B. Kimmel, D.L. Mossbarger, T.S. Inui (USA)
“Four Habits” goes abroad: Report from a pilot study in Norway, P. Gulbrandsen, E. Krupat, J.S. Benth, A. Garratt, D.G. Safran,
A. Finset, R. Frankel (Norway, USA)
PATIENT-PROVIDER INTERACTIONS
When pregnant patients disclose substance use: Missed opportunities for behavioral change counseling, J.C. Chang, D. Dado,
R.M. Frankel, K.L. Rodriguez, S. Zickmund, B.S. Ling, R.M. Arnold (USA)
Barriers to fertility preservation among pediatric oncologists, S. Vadaparampil, G. Quinn, L. King, C. Wilson, M. Nieder (USA)
Communicating with older diabetes patients: Self-management and social comparison, R. Gorawara-Bhat, E.S. Huang,
M.H. Chin (USA)
Integrating diabetes self-management with the health goals of older adults: A qualitative exploration, A.S. Morrow, P. Haidet,
J. Skinner, A.D. Naik (USA)
Do patients respect the line?, A. Hansel, M. Niibling, W.A. Langewitz (Switzerland)
PATIENT SUPPORT
The use of patient and provider perspectives to develop a patient-oriented website for women diagnosed with breast cancer,
M.L. Clayman, E.W. Boberg, G. Makoul (USA)
Mindfulness-based stress reduction training for oncology patients: Patients’ appraisal and changes in well-being, A. Kieviet-Stijnen,
A. Visser, B. Garssen, W. Hudig (The Netherlands)
HEALTH LITERACY AND SHARED DECISION MAKING
Patient-centered approach for improving prescription drug warning labels, J. Webb, T.C. Davis, P. Bernadella, M.L. Clayman,
R.M. Parker, D. Adler, M.S. Wolf (USA)
How is shared decision-making defined among African-Americans with diabetes?, M.E. Peek, M.T. Quinn, R. Gorawara-Bhat,
A. Odoms- Young, S.C. Wilson, M.H. Chin (USA)
Subject index Volume 72 (2008)
Author index Volume 72 (2008)
Volume contents Volume 72 (2008)