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Do gender differences affect the doctor-patient interaction during consultations in general practice? Results from the INTERMEDE study.
Fam Pract
December 2014
INSERM UMR 1027, Toulouse, France.
Objective: The aim of the study was to ascertain whether disagreement between GPs and patients on advice given on nutrition, exercise and weight loss is related to patient-doctor gender discordance. Our hypothesis is that a patient interacting with a physician of the same gender may perceive more social proximity, notably on health care beliefs and may be more inclined to trust them.
Methods: The analysis used the Intermede project's quantitative data collected via mirrored questionnaires at the end of the consultation.
Inter-doctor variations in the assessment of functional incapacities by insurance physicians.
BMC Public Health
November 2011
VU University Medical Center, Department of Public and Occupational Health/EMGO Institute for Health, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Background: The aim of this study was to determine the--largely unexplored--extent of systematic variation in the work disability assessment by Dutch insurance physicians (IPs) of employees on long-term sick leave, and to ascertain whether this variation was associated with the individual characteristics and opinions of IPs.
Methods: In March 2008 we conducted a survey among IPs on the basis of the 'Attitude--Social norm--self-Efficacy' (ASE) model. We used the ensuing data to form latent variables for the ASE constructs.
A qualitative study examining tensions in interdoctor telephone consultations.
Med Educ
August 2006
Wilson Centre for Research in Education and Department of Pediatrics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Objective: Communication skills have gained increasing attention in medical education. Much of the existing literature and medical curricula addresses issues of doctor-patient communication. The critical importance of communication between health professionals, however, is now coming under the spotlight.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFHospital doctors and their schemas about appropriate prescribing.
Med Educ
February 2005
Department of Pharmacy, Hope Hospital, University of Manchester School of Medicine, Stott Lane, Salford, Manchester M6 8HD, UK.
Objectives: To investigate cognitive schemas and schema systems used by hospital doctors to influence prescribing, particularly in terms of making appropriate prescribing decisions, and to compare the numbers and content of schemas between doctors with different levels of experience.
Design: Qualitative interviews with a purposively selected sample.
Participants And Setting: Seven pre-registration (PRHOs) and 5 senior house officers (SHOs) and 5 consultants from a range of medical specialties in a teaching hospital.
The Cancode interaction analysis system in the oncological setting: reliability and validity of video and audio tape coding.
Patient Educ Couns
January 2005
Medical Psychology Research Unit, University of Sydney, Blackburn Building (D06), Sydney 2006, Australia.
Cancode is a computerized interaction analysis system developed for cancer consultations. This paper assesses its reliability and validity, and compares the use of audio versus video tape; by assessing 30 consultations between an actor and 10 oncologists. Weighted Kappa inter- and intra-rater scores ranged from 0.
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