Patient-Provider Communication During the Emergency Department Care of Children With Asthma
Medical CarePublished 1 October 1998
Lawrence S. Wissow, Debra Roter, Laurie J. Bauman, Ellen F. Crain, Carolyn M. Kercsmar, Kevin B. Weiss
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Communication during emergency asthma care was overwhelmingly biomedical and a patient-centered style correlated with increased parent and child participation, but required directing conversation toward both parents and children.
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Communication during emergency asthma care was overwhelmingly biomedical. Children took little part in discussions. A patient-centered style correlated with increased parent and child participation, but required directing conversation toward both parents and children.
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