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Limited Health Literacy is a Barrier to Medication Reconciliation in Ambulatory Care

机译：有限的健康素养是非卧床护理中药物调和的障碍

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Limited health literacy may influence patients’ ability to identify medications taken; a serious concern for ambulatory safety and quality.
机译：有限的健康素养可能会影响患者识别所用药物的能力；高度关注动态安全性和质量。

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    《Journal of General Internal Medicine》 |2007年第11期|1523-1526|共4页
  • 作者

    Stephen D. Persell MD MPH; Chandra Y. Osborn PhD; Robert Richard MD; Silvia Skripkauskas BA; Michael S. Wolf PhD MPH;

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    Health Literacy and Learning Program Division of General Internal Medicine and Institute for Healthcare Studies Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University Chicago IL 60611 USA;

    Health Literacy and Learning Program Division of General Internal Medicine and Institute for Healthcare Studies Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University Chicago IL 60611 USA;

    Cherry Street Health Services Grand Rapids MI USA;

    Health Literacy and Learning Program Division of General Internal Medicine and Institute for Healthcare Studies Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University Chicago IL 60611 USA;

    Health Literacy and Learning Program Division of General Internal Medicine and Institute for Healthcare Studies Feinberg School of Medicine Northwestern University Chicago IL 60611 USA;

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    health literacy; medication reconciliation; medication adherence; hypertension; knowledge; ambulatory care;

    机译：健康素养;药物调和;药物依从性;高血压;知识;门诊护理;

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