‘Practical’ resources to support patient and family engagement in healthcare decisions: a scoping review
BMC Health Services ResearchPublished 15 April 2014Open access
Katharina Kovacs Burns, M. Bellows, Carol Eigenseher, Jennifer Gallivan
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This scoping review for patient/family engagement tools and guides is a good start for a resource inventory and can guide the content development of a patient engagement resource kit to be used by patients/families, healthcare providers and administrators.
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Patient engagement is very complex. This scoping review for patient/family engagement tools and guides is a good start for a resource inventory and can guide the content development of a patient engagement resource kit to be used by patients/families, healthcare providers and administrators.
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