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Patient Literacy and Question-asking Behavior During the Medical Encounter: A Mixed-methods Analysis
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Patient Literacy and Question-asking Behavior During the Medical Encounter: A Mixed-methods Analysis

Marra G. Katz, Terry A. Jacobson, Emir Veledar and Sunil Kripalani
Journal of general internal medicine, Vol.22(6), pp.782-786
2007

Abstract

Background Although patient participation in the medical encounter confers significant benefits, many patients are reluctant to ask questions of their physicians. Patients’ literacy level may affect their level of participation and question-asking behaviors.
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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.273 Health Literacy & Telemedicine
1.273.870 Health Literacy
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Clinical Medicine

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