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Effects of communication skills training and a Question Prompt Sheet to improve communication with older cancer patients: A randomized controlled trial

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Correlation between adherence rates measured by MEMS and self-reported questionnaires: a meta-analysis

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Information needs and preferences of recently diagnosed patients with inflammatory bowel disease

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Concordance of Adherence Measurement Using Self-Reported Adherence Questionnaires and Medication Monitoring Devices

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Factors Associated With Non-Adherence to Oral Medication for Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Systematic Review

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QUOTEchemo: A patient-centred instrument to measure quality of communication preceding chemotherapy treatment through the patient’s eyes

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Does Age Really Matter? Recall of Information Presented to Newly Referred Patients With Cancer

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Recall-Promoting Physician Behaviors in Primary Care

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