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is Is Part Of of	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1999/volume_319/issue_7212/B36D038950D31C45E053120B220A6BC7/w Patient partnership is not a magic formula Health Expectations Evaluation of questionnaire on cancer family history in identifying patients at increased genetic risk in general practice Health library in India works to empower patients Decision aids for patients facing health treatment or screening decisions: systematic review Cultural diversity matters Taking medicines: concordance is not compliance Educating patients helps the NHS Gaining informed consent for screening Patients satisfied with nurse run practices Staff and family attitudes to keeping joint medical and nursing notes at the foot of the bed: questionnaire survey Next best thing Acknowledging the expertise of patients and their organisations Government wants patient partnership to be integral part of NHS Representing your colleagues Patient information is often misleading NETLINES Take your partners for the dance Involving patients in clinical research There is another way Promoting partnerships: challenges for the internet age Graphs showing risks help communication Towards a feasible model for shared decision making: focus group study with general practice registrars Partnerships with children Briefing The challenge of lay partnership Doctor disciplined for “grossly undertreating” pain Patients asked to judge quality of care they receive in hospital Clinical and psychosocial predictors of illness duration from randomised controlled trial of prescribing strategies for sore throat Patients are important links in the healthcare chain The increasing importance of patient surveys Shared decision making in a publicly funded health care system Entering the minds of the elderly Cochrane Collaboration welcomes patient participation Decision aids do improve patients' decision making Email submissions from outside the United Kingdom On the power of communication Patients, Power and Politics: From Patients to Citizens General practice registrar responses to the use of different risk communication tools in simulated consultations: a focus group study Dying patients need a good relationship with their doctor Encouraging HIV positive people to participate in clinical trials Clowning in hospitals is no joke On the beach Staff and parents want notes kept at foot of child's bed Rapid appraisal of needs in reproductive health care in southern Sudan: qualitative study What do we mean by partnership in making decisions about treatment? Reorganisations often benefit administrators rather than patients Struck off, but why? All change? More time and better continuity improve outcome at general practice consultations Unbalanced presentation of facts breaks UK drug adverts code Multiple operations on a single patient Patient participation cannot guarantee empowerment Whether patients should be partners depends on the patient Field Guide to the Difficult Patient Interview DrKoop.com criticised for mixing information with advertising Quality at general practice consultations: cross sectional survey Communities' assessment of their own needs will improve quality of humanitarian aid Paternalism or partnership? Briefing Sharing decisions is uncomfortable for GP registrars In brief Australia's consumer champion Helping patients access high quality health information Doctors should help patients to communicate better with them Media have key role in shaping use of health services Take your partners for the dance Guided self management of asthma—how to do it People with learning disabilities should be partners too Review clears Brompton surgeons Participatory research maximises community and lay involvement Patient-partners may be political correctness gone too far Patients can educate doctors about long term disease Minerva

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