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Issues in cardiovascular nursing
Veterans' decision-making preferences and perceived involvement in care for chronic heart failure
Heart & Lung: The Journal of Cardiopulmonary and Acute Care
Vol. 37Issue 6p440–448Published online: October 2, 2008
- Keri L. Rodriguez
- Cathleen J. Appelt
- Galen E. Switzer
- Ali F. Sonel
- Robert M. Arnold
Cited in Scopus: 29
Patients with heart failure require a great deal of information about their disease, but it is also important to know about their preferences for involvement in medical decision making and about factors that may influence their preferences so that patients' needs, values, and preferences can be met by clinicians.
Issues in cardiovascular nursing
“They diagnosed bad heart”: A qualitative exploration of patients' knowledge about and experiences with heart failure
Heart & Lung: The Journal of Cardiopulmonary and Acute Care
Vol. 37Issue 4p257–265Published in issue: July, 2008
- Keri L. Rodriguez
- Cathleen J. Appelt
- Galen E. Switzer
- Ali F. Sonel
- Robert M. Arnold
Cited in Scopus: 56
Patient education is central to the management of individuals with heart failure; therefore, it is important to know what these patients understand and experience both clinically and personally.