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QP6
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partnership
partenariatCategory label
Patient's participationParticipation du patientQ-Code supplementary keywords
doctor-patient partnershippatient partnershippartenariat médecin patientpatient partenaireQ-Code scope note
involvement of clients and community members in decisions regarding the structure of the practice and services provided (eg, advisory committees, community governance) (APHC2004)participation des patients et des membres de la communauté dans les décisions concernant la structure de la pratique et les services fournis (par exemple, les comités consultatifs, la gouvernance communautaire) (APHC 2004)Q-Code conceptual content
Client/community participation ; The involvement of clients and community members in decisions regarding the structure of the practice and services provided (eg, advisory committees, community governance) (APHC2004)doctor-patient partnership; the relationship that doctors are meant to forge with their patients, such that each “partner” plays a critical role in assessing the patient’s health needs and in achieving a healthier lifestyle. . (n.d.) Segen's Medical Dictionary. (2011). Retrieved December 23 2022 from https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/doctor-patient+partnershipPATIENT PARTICIPATION ; a form of problem solving, in which the patient is treated as an equal to the HEALTH CARE PROVIDER and is responsible for his own care. .(Woncadic)Patient Participation ; Patient involvement in the decision-making process in matters pertaining to health.(MeSH)Stakeholder Participation ; A process between an entity and those groups or individuals potentially or actually impacted by the actions of that entity over a range of activities and approaches. (MeSH 2018)UMLS CUI
C0030699
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