【亚洲药品的患者是活跃的消费者吗?】

R Frank, G Stollberg
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背景:假设非正统患者是活跃的消费者。目的:患者选择亚洲医学的决定标准是什么?他们想参与治疗决策吗?他们是否充分了解各种治疗方案?方法:对26例使用阿育吠陀或针灸治疗的患者进行半结构化访谈。结果:患者的主动消费仅限于治疗开始前的过程。他们很少收集有关亚洲医学概念的信息。他们也倾向于欢迎一种相当家长式的治疗关系,在这种关系中,医疗决策以医生为中心。结论:由于26名受访患者中只有2名符合主动消费主义的概念,我们认为大多数患者从事被动消费主义的实践。
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[Are patients of Asian medicine active consumers?].

Background: The hypothesis that heterodox patients are active consumers.

Objective: What are the decisional criteria that lead patients to Asian medicine? Do they want to be involved in therapeutic decision-making? Are they well informed about diverse therapeutic options?

Methods: Semistructured interviews with 26 patients using Ayurveda or acupuncture.

Results: Active consumerism among the patients is limited to processes before the beginning of the treatment. They collect little information about the concepts of Asian medicine. They also tend to welcome a rather paternalistic therapeutic relationship in which medical decision-making is centered around the physician.

Conclusion: As only two of the 26 interviewed patients conform to the notion of active consumerism, we argue that the majority of patients engages in practices of passive consumerism.

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