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Podcast: Current Trends in Patient Education

By Gareth Fenley, CPS, MSW and Lisa Dixon, MD | January 20, 2012

In this podcast, Ms Gareth Fenley and Dr Lisa Dixon, our Special Report chairs for patient education, provide a brief overview of articles that provide an opportunity for patients to help themselves.

Gareth Fenley is a Certified Peer Specialist in the Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior at the Georgia Health Sciences University; Lisa Dixon is Professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Director of Health Services Research, and Action Director of the VA Capitol Health Care Network MIRECC.

Current Trends in Patient Education
Current Trends in Patient Education
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Part 1 of this Special Report:

Patient Education as Treatment Foundation
Educating Patients About Bipolar Disorders
Chronic Disease Self-Management Programs in Psychiatry

Part 2 next month...

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Podcast: Current Trends in Patient Education

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