A first online intervention to increase patients’ perceived ability to act in situations of abuse in health care: reports of a Swedish pre-post study

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BMC Medical Ethics 16 (1):35 (2015)
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Efforts to counteract abuse in health care, defined as patient-experienced abuse, have mainly focused on interventions among caregivers. This study is the first to test an online intervention focusing on how patients can counteract such abuse. The intervention aimed at increasing patients’ intention and perceived ability to act in future situations where they risk experiencing abuse

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