Physician notification of their diabetes patients’ limited health literacy: A randomized, controlled trial

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作者：

Hilary K. Seligman

Frances F. Wang

Jorge L. Palacios

Clifford C. Wilson

Carolyn Daher

John D. Piette

Dean Schillinger

机构：

[1] University of California San Francisco,Primary Care Research Center, San Francisco General Hospital

[2] Center for Practice Management and Outcomes Research,Department of Internal Medicine and Michigan Diabetes Research and Training Center

[3] VA Ann Arbor Health Care System,undefined

来源：

Journal of General Internal Medicine | 2005年 / 20卷

关键词：

health literacy; screening; diabetes mellitus; physician-patient communication;

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摘要：

BACKGROUND: Many patients with chronic disease have limited health literacy (HL). Because physicians have difficulty identifying these patients, some experts recommend instituting screening programs in clinical settings. It is unclear if notifying physicians of patients’ limited HL improves care processes or outcomes.

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页码：1001 / 1007

页数：6

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