PATIENT INFORMATION-SEEKING BEHAVIORS WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH DOCTORS
PATIENT INFORMATION-SEEKING BEHAVIORS WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH DOCTORS
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DOI：
10.1097/00005650-199001000-00004
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发表时间：
1990-01-01
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3
通讯作者：
BEISECKER, TD
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作者：
BEISECKER, AE;BEISECKER, TD
为了更好地了解患者在与医生沟通时提问和其他信息寻求行为的差异，对106名康复医学患者进行了研究。社会人口学数据，态度措施，访谈数据和磁带录音的医生与病人的遭遇表明，病人希望了解广泛的医疗主题，但没有从事许多信息寻求行为时，与医生沟通。在渴望信息的同时，患者认为医生是做出医疗决定的合适人选。回归分析表明，患者的信息寻求行为更直接地与情境变量（互动的长度，诊断，访问的原因）比患者的态度或社会人口特征。患者的态度影响患者的信息寻求行为的互动持续至少19分钟的患者，表明更长的互动可能是必要的患者的态度，对信息的愿望和参与医疗决策，以体现自己在信息寻求沟通行为。
In order to better understand patient differences in question asking and other information-seeking behaviors when communicating with doctors, 106 rehabilitation medicine patients were studied. Sociodemographic data, attitude measures, interview data and tape recordings of doctor-patient encounters revealed that patients desired information about a wide range of medical topics but did not engage in many information-seeking behaviors when communicating with doctors. While desiring information, patients regarded doctors as the appropriate persons to make medical decisions. Regression analyses indicated that patient information-seeking behaviors were more directly associated with situational variables (length of interaction, diagnosis, reason for visit) than with patient attitudes or sociodemographic characteristics. Patient attitudes influenced patient information-seeking behaviors only for patients with interactions lasting at least 19 minutes, indicating that a longer interaction may be necessary for patient attitudes regarding desire for information and participation in medical decisions to manifest themselves in information-seeking communication behavior.