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Research shows that only about three out of five patients fully understand their care instructions after they are discharged from the hospital. As a result, many patients struggle to follow through with their care, coordinate the next steps in treatment, and recognize problems before they become serious, increasing the risk of medication errors, avoidable complications, and hospital readmissions.
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These are some of the most common interpreting treatment and medical information terms people rely on every day. Think you can guess them? Hover over each image to see if you’re right.