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Influence of a One-Time Web-Based Provider Intervention on Patient-Reported Outcomes After the Well-Child Visit: A Feasibility Study

A journal article reports a feasibility study testing a single web-based intervention for clinicians and its effects on patient-reported outcomes following routine pediatric well-child visits. The item is published by Aurora Health Care and dated 2021-01-19.

Categories: public-health, science-and-space

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Why it matters

It presents feasibility evidence about a clinician-facing web intervention intended to affect outcomes reported by patients after preventive pediatric visits.

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