Sentence examples for consultation interview from inspiring English sources
If a post consultation interview was reported in the abstract the full text was reviewed to establish if VSR had been used.
Video stimulated recall (VSR) is a method of enhancing participants' accounts of the consultation using a video recording of the event to encourage and prompt recall in a post consultation interview.
During one post consultation interview, a patient said that he understood the logic of the exercise ECG test in the sense that it could bring on chest pain I can't think of any other way to generate the same problem.
Patient P125, hospital B (IN): During one post consultation interview, a patient said that he understood the logic of the exercise ECG test in the sense that it could bring on chest pain I can't think of any other way to generate the same problem.
Lyle [ 4] argues research questions concerned with decision making or cognitive processes during the video recorded event (in this case, the consultation) are most likely to be subject to reinterpretation of proceedings; for this reason, the choice of structure of the post consultation interview and the individual initiating recall are key to reduce the likelihood of reflection.
The only other transitivity corpus study available is Driscoll (2012) which also looks at the experience of the terminal patient using texts from a register distinct from oncology consultation: interviews with terminal cancer patients.
If it is not possible to interview participating patients after each observed interaction or consultation, interviews could be arranged following interactions or consultations that have not been observed.
After the consultation, interviews were held with the patients to identify problems with the readability and feasibility of the questionnaire, resulting in some small textual adjustments to the questionnaire.
Barry et al. [ 45], the only included study to have conducted post consultation interviews with parents, identified two cases where misinterpretation of parental information requests had resulted in prescription of unwanted and unnecessary antibiotics.
Bugge et al. [ 19] employed more than two post consultation interviews and for some participants, a further telephone interview at six months; it was not clear in this study how the additional post consultation reviews contributed to the results, or how recall differed in each review.
The findings of this review suggest that although the limitations of moderate to high structure reviews/ post consultation interviews should be acknowledged, that these methods usually resulted in richer data related to the research question than low structure, participant-led approaches.
