The phrase "analysis of the consultations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of feedback or discussions that have taken place, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The analysis of the consultations revealed several key themes that will inform our future strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the consultations" or "review of the consultations".
This style of observation allowed the researcher to layer the analysis of the consultations with contextual information providing a richer interpretation of the observation data.
These brief examples from the interactional analysis of the consultations in our sample illustrate how the use of checklists and protocols could both help and hinder the flow of nurse-patient consultations.
Analysis of the consultations, particularly of the clinical content both singly and across the 6 month time period for each patient, shows that nurses generally use a checklist or protocol to structure the consultation.
"We await the conclusion of the FSA's consultation and would call for the analysis of the consultation to be done swiftly, to provide clarity and clear guidance for women and other groups about this issue". Why are we more scared of raw egg than reheated rice?
Matthew Patrick, cabinet member for the environment, said: "While it's clear we need to undertake detailed analysis of the consultation I think the responses have already shown us that we shouldn't go forward with the beaches". Thousands of dog owners also signed a petition against the plans.
HY conducted the thematic analysis of the consultation focus groups and also participated in writing the manuscript.
The analysis of the consultation recordings is a valuable research method and is a recommended tool for documenting the interaction between patients and oncologists.
Analysis of the consultation linked to this interview indicated that, at the start of this consultation, the doctor was aware of the bone marrow results, but not the MRD results.
This finding was verified in our analysis of the consultation data, which revealed that, almost invariably, patient-initiated questions followed when doctors invoked scan or X-ray results in the consultation process (Murtagh et al, 2013).
The research question did not always match the data collected; for example in four studies researching communication [ 13, 20, 34, 35], the VSR interviews were the only data analysed and analysis of the consultation itself may have added value.
Standardized "patient" histories and cue questions, in combination with blinded analysis of the consultation tapes and transcripts, allowed for a reproducible and objective comparison of the patient-doctor interaction in the various clinical settings – with the limitations due to the choice of one single complaint presented by a first-time patient.
