Empowerment can therefore be described as a process where the purpose of an educational intervention is to increase patients' ability to think critically and act autonomously; while it can also be viewed as an outcome when an enhanced sense of self-efficacy occurs as a result of the process (Anderson and Funnell, 2010) ...
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Patient empowerment pervades clinical practice, teaching and research: patients are expected to take control over their illnesses or treatments where possible.
This paper proposes a cognitive model that consists of three major levels of increasing complexity and importance: awareness, engagement and control, ...
Patient empowerment has emerged as a new. paradigm to improve medical outcomes through. self-directed behavior change. Conceptually,.
In this paper we argue that patient empowerment should be treated formally as a cognitive process. We thus propose a cognitive model that consists of three ...
In this paper we argue that patient empowerment should be treated formally as a cognitive process. We thus propose a cognitive model that consists of three ...
This paper explores the concept of patient empowerment, drawing primarily from the theoretical and empirical literature from the United States.
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Oct 29, 2014 · We propose to treat patient empowerment in terms of three levels of increasing complexity and importance: awareness, engagement and control.
Aug 3, 2023 · Patient empowerment refers to the process whereby patients gain greater control over decisions and actions affecting their health.
Jan 14, 2015 · A process where patients are encouraged to think critically and act autonomously promotes self-regulation, self-management and self-efficacy.