De placebo-effecten van goede communicatie

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2016-07

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van Vliet, L.M.ISNI 0000000419525739
van Dulmen, S
Mistiaen, P
Bensing, JozienISNI 0000000034185331

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Good communication is important for patients and can elicit placebo effects: true psychobiological effects not attributable to the medical-technical intervention.- It is, however, often unclear which communication behaviours influence specific patient outcomes.- In this article we present insights into the potential effect of specific communication, via specific mechanisms, on specific patient outcomes, including patients' perception of pain.- A recent systematic review and additional literature demonstrate that (a) manipulating patients' expectations, (b) demonstrating empathy, and (c) providing procedural information, might influence patient outcomes.- These placebo effects probably occur via (a) neurobiological responses comparable to the effects of pain medication, (b) reduction of anxiety and stress, and

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van Vliet, L M, van Dulmen, S, Mistiaen, P & Bensing, J M 2016, 'De placebo-effecten van goede communicatie', Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, vol. 160, D251, pp. 1-6. < https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305810533_De_placebo-effecten_van_goede_communicatie >