Patient preferences and the bedside manner
Medical EducationPublished 1 January 1982
Jacqueline A. Thompson, John L. Anderson
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An interview training model was tested and students' performances compared with patients' preferences and ratings of the students and it was found to have some effect in improving performance.
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Summary An interview training model was tested and students' performances compared with patients' preferences and ratings of the students. The model was found to have some effect in improving performance. Students who were rated high in their interviewing skills tended to be rated highly by patients.
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