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Number of citations | Author(s) | Title | Year | Source | Discipline* | Definition of patient engagement | Reference |
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188 |
Lehman et al. | Assessing organizational readiness for change | 2002 | Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment | Medicine | Engagement as actions individuals perform in terms of adherence to drug prescription and a key component for high-quality healthcare services | [10] |
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120 |
Simpson | A conceptual framework for drug treatment process and outcomes | 2004 | Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment | Medicine | Engagement as a factor which enables patient alliance with clinicians and enhance recovery experience | [11] |
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119 |
Davis et al. | A 2020 vision of patient-centered primary care | 2005 | Journal of General Internal Medicine | Medicine | Engagement as a key component to foster patient-centred medical approach | [12] |
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73 |
Hibbard et al. | Do increases in patient activation result in improved self-management behaviors? | 2007 | Health services research | Nursing/social science | Engagement as a behavioural activation related to healthy behaviours and positive health outcomes | [13] |
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49 |
Roy-Byrne and Wagner | Primary care perspectives on generalized anxiety disorder | 2004 | Journal of Clinical Psychiatry | Medicine/psychology | Engagement as a crucial elements in health policy making to deliver effective and high-quality healthcare interventions | [14] |
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42 |
Casale et al. | ProvenCareSM: A provider-driven pay-for-performance program for acute episodic cardiac surgical care | 2007 | Annals of surgery | Medicine | Engagement as behavioral activation that contributes to reduce resource abuse and improve health outcomes | [15] |
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41 |
Trotti et al. | Patient-reported outcomes and the evolution of adverse event reporting in oncology | 2007 | Journal of Clinical Oncology | Medicine | Engagement as a measurable marker of patients’ compliance to therapies and symptoms’ management | [16] |
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32 |
Franklin et al. | Patients' engagement with “Sweet Talk”—a text messaging support system for young people with diabetes | 2008 | Journal of Medical Internet Research | Medicine | Engagement as a cognitive, behavioural, emotional, and social construct which foster patient’s self-management | [17] |
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31 |
McCracken | Social context and acceptance of chronic pain: the role of solicitous and punishing responses | 2005 | Pain | Medicine/psychology | Engagement as a behavioural activation useful to better control and manage illness symptoms and emotional-related alterations | [18] |
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30 |
Villagra | Strategies to control costs and quality: a focus on outcomes research for disease management | 2004 | Medical care | Nursing/social science | Engagement as a measurable marker of clinical results and organizational factor which contributes to reduce healthcare costs | [19] |
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