August 9, 2025

Healthcare Professionals' Views on Allowing Patients and Their Families to Determine the Extent of Information-Sharing in Community Healthcare Coordination.

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YNYukari NiimiNagoya University CIC IkegamiUniversity of Yamanashi KOKatsumasa OtaSeisa Dohto University

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Qualitative interviews reveal healthcare professionals view information-sharing as crucial for patient care, implying improved collaboration is needed with patients and families.

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MAIN FINDING: Healthcare professionals recognize the importance of patient and family involvement in information-sharing.
KEY EVIDENCE: Interviews with 27 healthcare workers highlight diverse perspectives on sharing practices.
APPROACH: Semi-structured interviews conducted in clinics and nursing homes across Japan informed the findings.
SIGNIFICANCE: Enhancing collaboration between healthcare professionals and families can improve community healthcare outcomes.

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Niimi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689dfe97d61984b91e13beec https://doi.org/10.3233/shti251140

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Qualitative interviews reveal healthcare professionals view information-sharing as crucial for patient care, implying improved collaboration is needed with patients and families.

Healthcare Professionals' Views on Allowing Patients and Their Families to Determine the Extent of Information-Sharing in Community Healthcare Coordination.

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Healthcare Professionals' Views on Allowing Patients and Their Families to Determine the Extent of Information-Sharing in Community Healthcare Coordination.

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