Beliefs about control in the physician-patient relationshipEffect on communication in medical encounters

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作者：
Richard L. Street
Edward Krupat
Robert A. Bell
Richard L. Kravitz
Paul Haidet
机构：
[1] Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,Department of Psychology, Health Psychology Program
[2] University of California-Davis,Department of Communication
[3] University of California-Davis,Department of Medicine and UC Davis Center for Health Services Research in Primary Care
[4] The Houston Center for Quality of Care and Utilization Studies at the Houston Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Baylor College of Medicine,Department of Medicine
[5] Texas A&M University,Department of Communication, TAMU 4234
来源：
Journal of General Internal Medicine | 2003年 / 18卷
关键词：
physician-patient communication; patient participation; control; gender;
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OBJECTIVES: Effective communication is a critical component of quality health care, and to improve it we must understand its dynamics. This investigation examined the extent to which physicians’ and patients’ preferences for control in their relationship (e.g., shared control vs doctor control) were related to their communications styles and adaptations (i.e., how they responded to the communication of the other participant).
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页码：609 / 616
页数：7
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