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Health Care Insider: Imagine Perfect Care With Patient Education

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Through the use of technology, as well as other media and information-gathering initiatives, patients can help doctors better communicate with them and other health care experts. Jean Shipman, director at Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library, shares her Imagine Perfect Care statement and the library’s efforts to empower patients to become active contributors and participants in their own health care.
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Through the use of technology, as well as other media and information-gathering initiatives, patients can help doctors better communicate with them and other health care experts. Jean Shipman, director at Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library, shares her Imagine Perfect Care statement and the library’s efforts to empower patients to become active contributors and participants in their own health care.
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