ArticleTherapeutic advances in gastroenterology2022
Notable gaps between patients' and physicians' perspectives on communication and disease management in Japan: multifaceted
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Abstract
Introduction: The patient-physician relationship is important in implementing appropriate management strategies. The Ulcerative Colitis (UC) Narrative Global Surveys examined patient and physician views on multiple aspects of living with UC. However, there are many other important undiscovered aspects of UC to consider for patients in Japan. Aim: The aim of these Methods: Patient and physician questionnaires covered broad aspects of living with UC and practical care. Results were compared to identify gaps. We conducted multifaceted Results: In Japan, 210 patients with UC and 151 physicians were surveyed. Most (64%) patients felt they would be more successful if they did not have UC. Physicians were more likely to discuss treatment-related topics, including side effects as a proxy for medication satisfaction, than quality of life-related topics. Physicians underestimated the importance to patients of toileting accidents (28% Conclusion: This survey revealed notable gaps between patients' and physicians' perspectives. Consequently, the importance of patient-physician communication remains constant, even in the era of biologics and treat-to-target strategies. Plain Language Summary:
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