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Effect of Patient Education in Rheumatic Diseases
The purpose of this study is to explore the effect of patient education (PE) in patients with arthritis. PE has become a task that is dictated by law in Norway, and is increasingly used as an element in the treatment of patients with chronic complaints. Our hypothesis is that \- PE delivered as group education, followed by an individual nurse consultation increases the patients wellbeing an ability to cope with the disease.
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