3 Steps to True Patient Engagement

Patient engagement is key to providing value-based care, proper patient education and managing patient expectations. Patient engagement is a frequently used term, but it may mean different things to different physicians. Here are three steps to gaining a better understanding of patient engagement, according to a KevinMD.com report.

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•    Work toward true collaboration. Patients and physicians should work together effectively.
•    Set goals patients and physicians can agree upon. The better physicians and patients understand one another, the better the course of care.
•    Communicate. Keeping an open line of communication between physicians and patients is the most important aspect of patient engagement.

 

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