A systematic review of 13 articles found nurses achieved higher satisfaction in patient self-care and adherence than physicians¶
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q2 i? A previously published systematic review of 13 articles showed that nurses received positive feedback on disease control and achieved higher satisfaction in patient self-care and treatment adherence compared with physicians. → Li Wansheng 2025
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Li Wansheng 2025¶
Li Wansheng, Li Li, Li Linbo, Xiaodong Cardenas, Chen Mudiao, Liu Hongye, Li Peirao. (2025). Competencies of nurses to participate in safe medication management practices for biologics: A scoping review. PLoS ONE. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0317750
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The review attributes this finding to a prior systematic review of 13 articles, cited as background. The authors state that "A systematic review of 13 articles showed that nurses received positive feedback on disease control and achieved higher satisfaction in patient self-care and treatment adherence compared with physicians."
"A systematic review of 13 articles showed that nurses received positive feedback on disease control and achieved higher satisfaction in patient self-care and treatment adherence compared with physicians."
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Related Claims¶
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