Sentence examples for consultation tapes from inspiring English sources

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.

Patients' education (8 categories), perceived overall health status (5 categories), and number of chronic diseases (list of 25 conditions) was recorded by patients in a written questionnaire, which was handed out to all patients who had their consultation video-taped.

Patients receiving the consultation audio tape reported having been provided with significantly more disease and treatment information in general and more information about treatment alternatives and treatment side-effects in particular, than patients who did not receive the audio tape [ 22].

This would be achievable if the consultations were taped during primary care training, or if the students were given the opportunity of a second performance after the initial feedback [ 14].

They can choose the consultation to be taped themselves.

Adherence was assessed for the 100-day period after the audio taped consultation via pharmacy prescription refill records.

Participants complete questionnaires approximately 1 month after the consultation is audio taped, and every 3 months until the patient's death.

Following the intervention, or baseline assessment for control patients and dyads, participants' next oncology consultation is audio taped for transcription and analysis.

Possible sources of data for regular feedback include administrative inpatient databases, population-based cancer registries, (hospital-based) clinical cancer registries, medical record review, patient interview and audio-taping of consultations.

Another 88 (36%) required an expanded clinical registry or medical record review; mainly because they concerned long-term management of disease progression (recurrences and metastases) and 28 (11.5%) required patient interview or audio-taping of consultations because they involved information sharing between clinician and patient.

One wouldn't even let me tape our consultation, saying it might make her "too self-conscious".