Some practitioners and researchers argue that an informed patient copes better and therefore all patients should receive the same information about their hospital procedures.This is known as

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The "uniformity myth" refers to the mistaken belief that all patients should receive the same information in the same way, ignoring individual differences in needs, preferences, and capacities for understanding health information. This concept critiques the one-size-fits-all approach to patient education and communication.

Some Practitioners and Researchers Argue That an Informed Patient Copes