2012
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.e3996
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Communicating risk

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“…A recent review of risk communication advises that natural frequencies are easier to understand and interpret than percentages or probabilities [20]. A study of adolescent cancer survivors [21] demonstrated that interpretation of risk is affected by past experience.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent review of risk communication advises that natural frequencies are easier to understand and interpret than percentages or probabilities [20]. A study of adolescent cancer survivors [21] demonstrated that interpretation of risk is affected by past experience.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nel fare passare un messaggio, per esempio, parlare di frequenza, di probabilità o di percentuali, non è la stessa cosa: indicare la frequenza risulta facilitare la comprensione del paziente. E fa riflettere che la più comune barriera ad una efficace comunicazione del rischio sia considerata essere la scarsa dimestichezza, di medici e pazienti, con i numeri [9].…”
Section: Come Studiamo L'aderenzaunclassified
“…29 To effectively and accurately communicate risk, the clinician needs to understand basic statistics, and to focus on using simple language to convey these risks to patients. 14,30,31 This brings us to the second issue concerning risk communication: namely, risk presentation per se.…”
Section: Risk Data Are Difficult To Understand and Interpretmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12,13 Professionals delivering risk communication are expected to consider each patient's personal circumstances, wants and needs, and reach a mutual agreement that the patient fully supports and understands. 14 It is obvious that it is the responsibility of the healthcare professional to carefully and accurately interpret the available evidence-based research and present it to the patient in an efficient and effective way. Additionally, the clinician must aim to ensure the patient fully understands the probability of an event occurring, and the consequences of an adverse outcome.…”
Section: What Is Risk Communication?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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