Health Professions
8 years ago

Improved Doctor-Patient Communication Empowers Hispanic Families to Ask Questions

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PubMed
Ask Me 3: improving communication in a Hispanic pediatric outpatient practice.
Virginia Seguin Mika, Pamela Wood, Barry D. Weiss, Leah TreviƱo

Paper Summary

The study aimed to improve communication in a Hispanic pediatric clinic by introducing Ask-Me-3, a program encouraging parents to ask questions. Before the program, no parents knew about Ask-Me-3. After 6 months, 42% of parents were aware of it, and half of them used the questions. By simply introducing Ask-Me-3, 20% of parents were using it six months later.

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