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This article focuses on a review of current methods for improving patient satisfaction in obstetrics and gynaecology with the intention of further improving satisfaction by improving and combining strategies used to date. A review of studies indicating...

The aim of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of a simulation-based communication and training programme developed for general surgery and obstetrics and gynaecology residents. Residents responded positively to the training programme and participation in the programme improved their...

The purpose of this article is to review research published over the past 10 years on women seeking gynecological and obstetric care and the gender of the physician in relation to patient preferences, differences in communication style and patient satisfaction....

The aim of this article is to analyse the practice of obstetric nurses operating in the prenatal / delivery / postnatal ward of the University Hospital of Mato Grosso and the maternal well-being resulting from the care provided in this scenario. Results ...

Humanising childbirth means taking into account women's values, beliefs and feelings and respecting her dignity and autonomy during the birthing process. Reducing over-medicalised births, empowering women and applying maternity practice based on...

The aim of this article is to identify the views of health professionals, administrators and women on the humanisation of birth care.... The humanisation of hospital birth can be identified by several key features, such as personalisation, recognition of women's rights,...

The medical model of childbirth assumes that a pregnancy can always develop into a risky procedure. In order to consider humanised childbirth for high-risk pregnancies, an important step is to be aware of professionals' preconceptions about humanised childbirth in...

Hospital readmissions due to illness among geriatric patients result in distress and psychological trauma. Although communication has been linked to better health outcomes, little is known about communication pathways in the context of resilience after ...

This study tested the hypothesis that more frequent repair in psychiatrist-patient communication is associated with better adherence to treatment recommendations in schizophrenia . The quality of doctor-patient communication also appears to influence adherence to recommendations in ...

Communication between doctor and patient is at the heart of psychiatric treatment. However, little attention has so far been given to practical training in this area and there is no specific theory about what constitutes good communication in psychiatry. This review aims to ...

The effectiveness of treatment depends on the quality of the patient-clinician relationship and, in particular, on the extent to which the patient and clinician build a shared understanding of illness and treatment. The cited study used a conversation analysis tool to explore the aforementioned ...

The nursing shortage and its impact on patient care are well-documented global problems. Patients living with chronic cancer have many psychosocial problems and often lack adequate support as a result of...

Doctor-patient communication is the main way in which women diagnosed with breast cancer learn about the risk of distant recurrence. However, little is known about how physicians approach these discussions. In the study cited above, approximately 33% women reported,...

Patients are increasingly seeking and using online health information to more actively manage their own health in collaboration with their doctors. This trend has both positive and negative effects on interactions between patients and their doctors....

Shared decision-making (SDM) is a process where clinicians and patients work together to select treatment based on both patient preference and clinical evidence. Although patients with psychotic disorders want a greater degree of...