Sentences with phrase «clinical encounter»

This study examines the effect of an educational intervention on pediatric residents» knowledge and confidence about breastfeeding, and on their counseling behaviors during clinical encounters with breastfeeding mothers.

The residents cited inadequate training, especially in preparing them for clinical encounters with breastfeeding women.8 Residents also indicated that most education about breastfeeding was presented via passive instruction, such as lecture, rather than by interactive techniques such as role play, demonstration, and videotape.9

«Although this study of clinicians from surgical and other related specialties did not demonstrate any association between implicit race or social class bias and clinical decision making, existing biases might influence the quality of care received by minority patients and those of lower socioeconomic status in real - life clinical encounters.

The researchers analysed the perceptions of A&E treatment in 31 young people between the ages of 16 and 25 who engage in self - harm, looking at their views on what constitutes a «positive clinical encounter» using data from an online discussion forum.

The portrayal of adolescent substance use treatment as a brief clinical encounter that either works (complete and enduring abstinence following treatment) or does not work (any drug use following treatment) is inconsistent with the actual phenomenon of adolescent addiction and recovery.

The various differences mentioned are generalities and based mostly on the author's clinical encounters working with couples.

The VHA care system identifies patients as being at high - risk of suicide based on information assessed during clinical encounters.

More importantly, we postulated that breastfeeding mothers would report an increase in appropriate management and support for breastfeeding in their clinical encounters with pediatric residents.

We recognize having a baby is an important life event, not just a clinical encounter.

Chronic or hard - to - assess ailments where the clinical encounter does not have an easily identifiable end point will all fall victim to the on - off logic of a private health service, as will operations involving high costs with low or medium chances of success.

Clinical encounters in the emergency department (ED) often involve treatment of painful conditions.

As opposed to blunt regulatory solutions that decrease access to opioids in an indiscriminant way, education is a more finely tuned approach that can empower clinicians to make appropriate, well - informed treatment decisions for every patient at each clinical encounter.

«Furthermore, mHealth programs can collect dynamic health - related data and deliver intervention content to individuals in their natural environment, outside of a clinical encounter, at key times that have a higher likelihood of modifying behavior.

«I think part of the bafflement occurs because the folks who know how to make such systems don't understand how the clinical encounter actually operates.»

In «one - party» jurisdictions, the consent of any one party in the conversation is sufficient, so a patient can record a clinical encounter without the doctor or health care provider's consent.

Coming into my office to work with me is like coming into a comfortable family room where anything can be discussed — it is a warm and comforting space, not a clinical encounter.

This paper reviews the current research aimed at preventing poor outcomes in youth with type 1 diabetes and recommends simple interventions that can be added to clinical encounters.

Asserting that the body has been left out of the «talking cure,» she offers a scholarly review of very recent advances in the trauma, neurobiology, developmental, and psychodynamic literatures that strongly suggests that bodily - based behaviors, affects, and cognitions must be brought to the forefront of the clinical encounter.»