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Don't be a nocebo! Why healthcare organizations should value patients' expectations

Medicine and Health

Don't be a nocebo! Why healthcare organizations should value patients' expectations

D. Poulter, M. Miciak, et al.

Discover how healthcare organizations may unintentionally amplify nocebo effects through their policies and practices. This insight stems from the expertise of David Poulter, Maxi Miciak, Jerry Durham, Alvisa Palese, and Giacomo Rossettini, who propose actionable strategies to bridge the gap between patient expectations and organizational realities.... show more
Abstract
Publisher
Frontiers in Psychology
Published On
Mar 25, 2024
Authors
David Poulter, Maxi Miciak, Jerry Durham, Alvisa Palese, Giacomo Rossettini
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1393179
Tags
nocebo effects
healthcare organizations
patient expectations
organizational policies
staff training
person-centered care
patient experiences

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