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MedCred Credential Online Portfolios by RXinsider
Strengthen patient-practitioner relationships and promote your clinical services by sharing your MedCred portfolio with patients.
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Winter 2013 Edition | Health System - Infusion
MedCred Credential Online Portfolios by RXinsider
Strengthen patient-practitioner relationships and promote your clinical services by sharing your MedCred portfolio with patients.
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Fall 2013 Edition | Community - Specialty - LTC
Credential Presentation ePortfolios
CORE ELMS (Experiential Learning Management System)
An Experiential Learning Management System (ELMS) supporting the needs and processes of externship departments, corporate partners, and students in the fieldMedCred Portfolios and Improved Patient Adherence
Improve patient satisfaction and impact clinical outcomes by building trust, decreasing patient anxiety, and improving patient adherence. MedCred / MyCred Portfolios are electronic credential and achievement presentation portfolios designed to store and present an individual's educational, professional, and experiential accomplishments.MyCred Online Portfolios
Build TRUST and STRENGTHEN your patient-practitioner relationships! MyCred Portfolios are online credential and achievement presentation portfolios designed to store and present a healthcare practitioner's educational, professional, and experiential accomplishments. MyCred Portfolios serve to educate, influence, and inspire your patients, leading to stronger patient-practitioner relationships and positive outcomes.Strong Healthcare Provider-Patient Relationship Improves Patient Adherence and Lowers Healthcare Co
Healthcare outcomes on an outpatient basis are influenced by patient adherence. The likelihood of adherence is dictated by the nature of the patient--practitioner relationship. Factors such as trust and strength of relationship are primary gauges of the relationship and thus, predictors of adherence. Further, non-adherence has been linked to increased healthcare costs. These concepts have been extensively described in clinical studies. It is the object of this study, then, to evaluate the correlation between patient-practitioner relationship and adherence and subsequently how that impacts various healthcare costs.The challenge of patient adherence
Leslie R Martin, Summer L Williams, Kelly B Haskard, and M Robin DiMatteo: Ther Clin Risk Manag. 2005 September; 1(3): 189-199. Published online 2005 SeptemberThe Role of Patient-Physician Trust in Moderating Medication Nonadherence Due to Cost Pressures
John D. Piette, PhD; Michele Heisler, MD, MPA; Sarah Krein, PhD, RN; Eve A. Kerr, MD, MPH; Arch Intern Med. Vol 165, Aug 2005 American Medical Association
