Practical Interventions to Enhance Resident Ownership of Patient Care
Academic PsychiatryPublished 19 June 2017
Thomas Soeprono, Jesse Markman, Michael J. Grodesky, Deborah S. Cowley
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A number of practical yet theory-based interventions are proposed which address subjective norms, attitudes, perceived ability and control, environment, and actual resident abilities, all of which, according to the Theory of Planned Behavior, would be likely to influence patient care ownership.
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These interventions address subjective norms, attitudes, perceived ability and control, environment, and actual resident abilities, all of which, according to the Theory of Planned Behavior, would be likely to influence patient care ownership. Future studies could develop curricula and examine the effectiveness of the interventions proposed here in reinforcing or developing ownership in physicians.
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