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How accurate is patients anatomical knowledge: a cross-sectional, questionnaire study of six patient groups and a general public sample
BMC Family Practice, 06/15/09
Weinman J et al. - Many patients and general public do not know the location of key body organs, even those in which their medical problem is located, which could have important consequences for doctor-patient communication. These results indicate that healthcare professionals still need to take care in providing organ specific information to patients and should not assume that patients have this information, even for those organs in which their medical problem is located.
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