Audio-visual recording in the surgery: do patients mind?
PubMedPublished 1 September 1982Open access
I. K. Campbell
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Abstract
The results of questionnaires completed by 145 patients following audio-visual recording of their consultations are analysed. It is concluded that the technique is well accepted and non-intrusive.
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