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Use of Teach Back to Improve Comprehension of Discharge Instructions for Emergency Patients With Limited Health Literacy
The purpose of this study was to determine whether use of teach-back discharge instructions improve patient satisfaction and patients' self-reported and objective comprehension of discharge instructions in the emergency department when compared to standard discharge instructions.
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