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ヘルスリテラシーに合わせたコミュニケーション・プラクティスの決定要因 フランス共同体薬局での採用: 理論的領域の枠組み 混合的方法の研究

Marie Rambure1,2, Adèle Perrin1, Noémie Rossello2

  • 1Research on Healthcare Performance (RESHAPE), INSERM U1290 University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 Lyon France.

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まとめ

コミュニティの薬剤師 (CPW) は,しばしば健康に関する識字 (HL) の意識が欠けている. コミュニケーションを調整するための障壁には,限られたリソースと構造化されていない評価方法が含まれ,慢性疾患の管理における患者のエンパワーメントを妨げています.

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