Does information form matter when giving tailored risk information to patients in clinical settings? A review of patients’ preferences and responses

Overview of attention for article published in Patient preference and adherence, March 2017

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RT @Vic_S_Lowers: New #NIHR research: does information form matter when communicating risk to patients https://t.co/WLOaTANSrj;

New #NIHR research: does information form matter when communicating risk to patients https://t.co/WLOaTANSrj;

RT @RebeccaVHarris: Just published from #NIHR funded PREFER study 'Does it matter how we present information on risk to patients?' https://…

Bedside manner: the way in which clinicians communicate risk to patients https://t.co/AjramVu3wj https://t.co/h8f5EOW9Mq

Just published from #NIHR funded PREFER study 'Does it matter how we present information on risk to patients?' https://t.co/gpa7OrtG6R