Using Experiential Training to Enhance Health Professionals' Awareness of Patient Compliance Issues
A program used role playing to help physicians and nurses to understand problems in gaining patient compliance with medical regimens. Practitioners found they gained insight into sources of patient noncompliance and were able to generalize the experience to later interactions with patients. (Author/...
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