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The recognition and valuing of patient knowledge: a way forward

2010-09-01

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The health care that patients receive, particularly in acute care settings, is mainly based in biomedical knowledge. The scientific method of investigating health conditions has directly contributed to the development of this knowledge. This has made a significant contribution to increased survival rates, reduced recovery periods and extending the duration of life. The influence of consumerism on health-care manag...

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7b834ae3-d48a-597c-bc26-9a01414c700e
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10.1111/j.1470-6431.2010.00913.x
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