Keywords: Simulation training, communicative skills, simulated patient, standardized patient, professional communication competences
Article no: 72
Pages 660-668
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Keywords: Organization of medical care, outpatient care, quality, regulations, standards
Article no: 69
Pages 432-437
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Keywords: Independent evaluation, medical organization, patient surveys, quality of health services
Article no: 181
Pages 1518-1524
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Keywords: Patient centred communication, Patient enablement
Article no: 22
Pages 235-242
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Keywords: British National Health Service; older patients; social work; palliative care; independence and well-being
Article no: 26
Pages 195-202
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Keywords: : Patient Safety, Quality of Care, Public Hospitals.
Article no: 34
Pages 426-438
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Keywords: Surrogate decision making; patient wellbeing; healthcare; incapacitated patients; surrogate
Article no: 36
Pages 264-269
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Keywords: Non-Technical Skills, Nursing Education, Undergraduate Nursing Students, Patient Care and Safety, High-Fidelity Simulation, and Healthcare
Article no: 32
Pages 311-319
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Keywords: Cancer patient, nature of personalized medicine, the quality of life, the existential-psychological model
Article no: 29
Pages 230-234
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Keywords: Education algorithm, nurses, educational process, patients, questionnaire survey, lifestyles
Article no: 105
Pages 900-908
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