The objective of this study was to uncover the elements of successful medical interviews so
that they can be easily shared with health educators, learners, and practitioners. The …

OBJECTIVES: To evaluate interactional effects of patient-centered interviewing (PCI)
compared to isolated clinician-centered interviewing (CCI). METHODS: We conducted a …

Recording Mock Patient Interviews: Helping Identify Strengths and Weaknesses in Patient
Communication Page 1 Southwestern Oklahoma State University SWOSU Digital …

Patients highly value being listened to, taken seriously, heard, and understood; indeed,
listening to patients is essential to alleviate suffering. Yet listening as a clinical skill has been …

Kumar et al. outline defining characteristics of Apprecative Inquiry, a framework based on
positive psychology principles that yields great promise in medical education.

Medical interviewing is the foundation of medical care and is the clinician's most important
activity. A growing body of evidence suggests that clinicians use distinctive, describable …

This analysis of medical interviews begins with what physicians themselves have identified
as a recurring problem in need of resolution by means of elimination: the use of “Okays” in …

We talk about the “art” of medicine because medicine is more than science. The science
portion drives diagnosis and treatment. However as more tests become available, the art of …

Information gleaned from a patients' medical history is a core determinant of a medical
diagnosis. Accurate and effective history-taking is, therefore, a foundational skill for medical …

By employing a thematic review of 74 relevant publications and our learning, teaching, and
research experiences and expertise, we discussed the concepts of 'reflexivity','sensitivity'and …