Positive communication between patients and providers

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In lecture I discussed two interventions aimed at increasing positive communication between patients and providers. One such intervention involves the patient repeating their diagnosis, treatment plan, and other health information so that the health care provider can ensure that the patient understands. What is this intervention called? Repeat-Back Method Using Plain Language Rinse and Repeat Teach-Back Method.

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