Adolescent Preferences for Topics Addressed During Well Visits.
Adolescent Preferences for Topics Addressed During Well Visits.
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青少年对健康访问期间讨论的主题的偏好。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jpurol.2009.04.009
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发表时间:
2017
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通讯作者:
Eugene Lee
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作者:
Eugene Lee
BACKGROUND
Current evidence is limited regarding the topics adolescents want to discuss with clinicians during routine well visits. High school students were surveyed to determine potential adolescent discussion topics, barriers to discussion, and ways to promote dialogue.
METHODS
Surveys were distributed between October 2014 and January 2015 to 102 students in the Verona Area High School in Verona, Wisconsin.
RESULTS
Of the topics presented, teens preferred to discuss vaccines and mood/stress with their clinicians. Young women were more likely to prefer gender congruent clinicians, especially when discussing sex or body image. The majority of teens felt that information discussed with their physician would be revealed to parents or the authorities.
CONCLUSIONS
In limited time with teens, it is important for clinicians to reinforce confidentiality to gain their trust. Clinicians can improve rapport with adolescents by revealing information about themselves, conveying genuine caring, and considering community involvement. Male clinicians need to work on improving rapport, especially when talking with female adolescents about sex, body image, stress, and mood. Clinicians should consider including mood, stress, and vaccine discussions in their adolescent well visits.