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Direct linkZachary K. Winkelmann; Alicia M. Mitchell; Nicholas S. Dell’Omo; Tara A. Armstrong; Elizabeth R. Neil; Lindsey E. Eberman – Athletic Training Education Journal, 2025
Context: Patient-centered care (PCC) has been widely studied in health care. Often, PCC is considered a mindset; however, there are specific behaviors to address in PCC, such as medical interviewing, exploring a patient's health literacy, and providing patient education. Much of the data specific to PCC relate to patient satisfaction rather than…
Descriptors: Athletics, Trainers, Health Services, Patients
