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    This article examines how language shapes patient experience in healthcare. It proposes a model for aligning diverse perspectives to enhance patient and family involvement.

    Area of Science:

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    • Patient-centered care
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    Background:

    • The article analyzes the evolving terminology surrounding patient experience.
    • It highlights the impact of language on patient and family engagement in healthcare settings.
    • Current discourse acknowledges diverse viewpoints on patient experience.

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    • Explores the systemic use of language in defining and understanding patient experience.
    • Examines how terminology influences the integration of patient and family voices.
    • Addresses the diversity of perspectives within the field of patient experience.

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    • Encourages continued dialogue on patient experience.
    • Calls for strategic opportunities to amplify the impact of patient experience initiatives.
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