Information Overload—Do We Read All the Posters Displayed Across the Walls on Hospital Wards?

Most people ignore the posters displayed across the walls of hospital wards, and unmet information needs are rife. An appetite exists for alternative media. Paintings were earnestly called for, highlighting how a comforting environment could be part of the holistic care we offer patients in hospital.

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Quality Management in Health Care
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.1097/qmh.0000000000000467
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Empathy and Medical Education
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Abstract

Most people ignore the posters displayed across the walls of hospital wards, and unmet information needs are rife. An appetite exists for alternative media. Paintings were earnestly called for, highlighting how a comforting environment could be part of the holistic care we offer patients in hospital.

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