Prevention, Early Dialogue and Education in the Personalised Healthcare Era.

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Abstract
In the EU, the "portrait" of healthcare has undergone many changes down the years, with many adaptations as the EU has evolved. The role of patients has become much more significant as they have gained greater knowledge; there have been giant leaps in innovation, while societal changes and issues (such as the ageing population) have led to different priorities. Today's portrait of healthcare features many perspectives, schools of thought and approaches coming from different stakeholders, different Member States and even different regions within those Member States. One thing that has become very clear is that a one-size-fits-all approach to treatment is outmoded, wasteful and often counterproductive to the health of patients. This includes, in these days of increasing co-morbidities, treating one disease separately, rather than looking at the patient's health issues as a whole. Meanwhile, citizens are being bombarded with often contradictory messages regarding what is "good" or "bad" for them, often in a patronising manner, while the realities of extremely effective preventative measures are often obscured, with a lack of emphasis on screening and early diagnosis. The authors argue that, among other matters, better communication and education are key to improving healthcare in Europe.
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Authors Horgan, Denis;Pazzagli, Mario;
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10.1159/000479492
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Prevention Screening Education health literacy patients preventative early dialogue

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