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RELEVANT OUTCOMES FOR PATIENT-CENTERED INTERVENTIONS FOR PERSONS WITH MULTIMORBIDITY: EXPERTS’ DISCUSSION

Maxime Sasseville, Moira Stewart, Tarek Bouhali and Martin Fortin
The Annals of Family Medicine July 2017, 15 (4) 388-389; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.2116
Maxime Sasseville
1Université de Sherbrooke
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Moira Stewart
2Western University
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Tarek Bouhali
1Université de Sherbrooke
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Martin Fortin
1Université de Sherbrooke
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    Outcomes Constructs Identified as Important by Participants

    No. of groups identifying the outcomeOutcomes constructs
    3Functional status
    Quality of life
    Goal attainment considering patient preferences
    2General well-being
    Disease knowledge and insight
    Patient activation
    1Health Status
    Patient-centered care
    Perceived care coordination
    Physical activity level
    Self-efficacy
    Self-management
    Treatment burden
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