2016
DOI: 10.1080/02739615.2016.1163490
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Longitudinal associations of visit satisfaction and treatment alliance with outcomes in pediatric obesity clinic visits

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“…16,17 Greater parental satisfaction, which is linked to positive parental perceptions of provider communication, 14 is particularly relevant, as greater patient and/or parental satisfaction is associated with improved treatment adherence in adult and pediatric populations. 18,19 Given this connection, improved provider communication about novel medications and positive parental perception of this communication may improve subsequent medication adherence.…”
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“…16,17 Greater parental satisfaction, which is linked to positive parental perceptions of provider communication, 14 is particularly relevant, as greater patient and/or parental satisfaction is associated with improved treatment adherence in adult and pediatric populations. 18,19 Given this connection, improved provider communication about novel medications and positive parental perception of this communication may improve subsequent medication adherence.…”
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confidence: 99%