Patients' Perception Towards Health Education Services Received at the Enhanced Primary Healthcare Facilities: A Qualitative Exploration.
Norrafizah JaafarKomathi PerialathanMohamad Zaidan ZulkepliZaikiah Mohd ZinPatricia Elisha JonoiMohammad Zabri JohariPublished in: Journal of primary care & community health (2021)
Patients are willing to engage with health educators when their needs are addressed. Revision of current location, process and policy of health education delivery is needed to capture patients' attention and increase awareness of healthy living with NCDs. HCPs should continuously enhance knowledge and skills, which are essential to improve development and progressively becoming the expert educator in their respective specialized field.
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