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441“…Acu/moxa was valued for its whole-person approach and for time spent with a practitioner who cared, listened, and responded. Participants reported changes in physical and psychosocial health, including increased energy levels and reduced pain and discomfort, and feelings of empowerment, personal control, and acceptance. …”
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442“…Methods: Using a semistructured interview format, TGNC patients (n=7) and providers (n=5) who care for TGNC patients were asked about data collection procedures and the use of these data within community health centers in Oregon. …”
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443por Mulvenna, Maurice, Hutton, Anton, Coates, Vivien, Martin, Suzanne, Todd, Stephen, Bond, Raymond, Moorhead, Anne“…This paper indicates that those who care for people living with dementia at home are willing to make use of camera technology and therefore the value of this work is to help shed light on the direction for future research.…”
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444por Vattanavanit, Veerapong, Uppanisakorn, Supattra, Bhurayanontachai, Rungsun, Khwannimit, Bodin“…The nurses and physicians who cared for the patients responded to a self-questionnaire. …”
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445por White, Peta E, Register-Mihalik, Johna, Donaldson, Alex, Sullivan, S John, Finch, Caroline F“…RESULTS: The key experiences and perceptions of the parents included appreciation that the guidelines outlined the postconcussion process that should be followed, desires for better understanding of the guidelines by general practitioners (ie, medical doctors) who care for children with concussion, having more readily available information for parents and receiving more formal policy guiding timing of return-to-participation following concussion. …”
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446por Denham, Alexandra M J, Baker, Amanda L, Spratt, Neil, Guillaumier, Ashleigh, Wynne, Olivia, Turner, Alyna, Magin, Parker, Bonevski, Billie“…INTRODUCTION: Stroke events deeply affect not only the stroke survivor but also often the quality of life and physical and psychological health of the family and friends who care for them. There is a need for further information about the unmet needs of these informal carers in order to develop support services and interventions. …”
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447“…The revised ENCT was provided to nurses who care for patients with epilepsy but had not been involved in ENCT development. …”
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448por Bloch, Mark“…Limited evidence exists to support the reversal of frailty, but epidemiological evidence suggests that interventions to assess and manage co-morbidities, reducing risk factors such as smoking, increasing exercise and optimising BMI, and improving personal and community resources, are all likely to reduce the risk of frailty. Physicians who care for PLHIV need to recognise and manage frailty in this patient population. …”
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449por Ramadurai, Deepa, Corder, Stephanie, Churney, Tara, Graney, Bridget, Harshman, Andrea, Meadows, Sarah, Swigris, Jeffrey J“…This study assessed the informational needs of medical providers who care for patients with IPF, IPF patients themselves, and their caregivers. …”
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450por Fitryasari, Rizki, Yusuf, Ah, Nursalam, Tristiana, Rr Dian, Nihayati, Hanik Endang“…The subjects were 15 family members who cared for patients with schizophrenia at the Menur Mental Hospital, Surabaya, Indonesia. …”
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451por Shiraishi, Nao, Watanabe, Norio, Katsuki, Fujika, Sakaguchi, Hajime, Akechi, Tatsuo“…BACKGROUND: This study examined the effects of the standard model of family psychoeducation (SM-FPE) in Japan on the mental health of relatives who care for young patients with a psychotic disorder. …”
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452“…Additionally, culturally appropriate measures to address prevention, health screening, and treatments should be adopted by health providers who care for refugees.…”
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453“…OBJECTIVES: This study characterized how an online continuing education activity affected knowledge, attitudes, and practices of healthcare professionals who care for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and whether those changes reflected theorized translational mechanisms proposed in The Expanded Learning Model for Systems (TELMS). …”
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454por Ploeg, Jenny, Yous, Marie-Lee, Fraser, Kimberly, Dufour, Sinéad, Kaasalainen, Sharon, McAiney, Carrie, Markle-Reid, Maureen, Baird, Lisa Garland“…Little is known about the experiences of interdisciplinary primary care and home providers who care for this vulnerable group. The aim of this study was to explore the experiences of healthcare providers in managing the care of community-living older adults with MCC and to highlight their recommendations for improving care delivery for this group. …”
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455“…Overall, these findings support relationships between education and employer support in empowering PSWs who care for persons with dementia who live at home.…”
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456“…As the number of people living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias increases, so too will the number of people who care for them. This growing population requires instrumental and emotional support as they fulfill their caregiving duties. …”
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457“…As part of a larger, mixed-methods team studying the impact of an innovative psychoeducational intervention, the researchers conducted a qualitative interpretive meta-synthesis (QIMS) to better understand the experiences and perceptions of African Americans who care for family members with ADRD. A QIMS was chosen as the methodology for this study because of its ability to create a more holistic understanding of the phenomenon, while maintaining the integrity of the original studies. …”
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458“…Additional research is needed to explore the meaning of choice, and the ways in which choice may be especially constrained for daughters who care for older adults, in order to develop interventions to ameliorate the potentially deleterious health effects of caregiving on adult-children.…”
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459“…This study focuses on the lesser known impact of caregiving on college students who care for older family members and if their experiences differ from older caregivers. …”
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460“…There is a need to create more awareness about the drug especially by Physicians who care for the patients.…”
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