Gender differences in physician-patient communication - Evidence from pediatric visits
Gender differences in physician-patient communication - Evidence from pediatric visits
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DOI：
10.1001/archpedi.1997.02170430052011
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发表时间：
1997-06-01
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通讯作者：
Pantell, RH
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作者：
Bernzweig, J;Takayama, JI;Pantell, RH
目的：为了确定医生的性别和患者的性别是否影响的过程中的沟通和父母和孩子的满意度在pediatric office visits.Design：内容分析的录像儿科office visits.Setting：以大学为基础的儿科初级保健practice.Subjects：212名儿童，年龄4至14岁，父母和医生之间的录像带的沟通。38%为儿童健康监督访视，62%为轻微或慢性疾病管理。主要结果测量：建立了医患沟通的编码系统和父母和儿童对医疗服务满意度的测量。结果：女性医生的访视时间比男性医生长29%（P
Objective: To determine whether physician gender and patient gender influence the process of communication and parent and child satisfaction during pediatric office visits.Design: Content analysis of videotaped pediatric office visits.Setting: University-based pediatric primary care practice.Subjects: Videotaped communication between 212 children, ages 4 to 14 years, parents, and physicians. Thirty-eight percent were child health supervision visits, and 62% were for the management of minor or chronic illnesses.Main Outcome Measures: An established coding system of physician-patient communication and measures of parent and child satisfaction with medical care.Results: Female physician visits were 29% longer than those of male physicians (P