The Use of a Verbal Response Mode Coding System in Determining Patient and Physician Roles in Medical Interviews

Shaikh, Ayesha; Knobloch, Lynne M.; Stiles, William B.

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“…Although lifestyle recall ensures that patients' individual needs are taken into the consideration, it is still conducted by the nurses' who, by asking questions, actually control the topics discussed (cf. Jaatinen, 1997;Shaikh, Knobloch, & Stiles, 2001). Thus, the negotiated issues are considered to be important from a professional, in other words medical, view but do not necessarily agree with patients' own concerns (cf.…”

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Negotiation in Type 2 Diabetes Counseling: From Problem Recognition to Mutual Acceptance During Lifestyle Counseling

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Negotiation, an essential communication activity in lifestyle counseling, has rarely been studied at the micro level of interaction. Furthermore, the evidence for interpersonal negotiation to occur in counseling practice is inconclusive. In this study, the authors describe how negotiation focused on lifestyle changes was produced in nurse-patient interaction. The research data, 73 videotaped diabetes counseling situations, were analyzed using conversation analysis. The process of negotiation consisted of recognizing the problems in the patients' health behavior, offering proposals as solutions to the problems, and reaching an agreement on them. Negotiation had characteristics similar to those mentioned in the literature, but there were also prominent inadequacies. The authors suggest that nurses might need to become more aware of their counseling practices in routine situations through conscious effort for self-evaluation. In addition, further research would be required to demonstrate the effectiveness of negotiation for facilitating changes in patients' health behavior.

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Negotiation in Type 2 Diabetes Counseling: From Problem Recognition to Mutual Acceptance During Lifestyle Counseling

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“…Many such tools are based on traditional linguistic structures and are primarily descriptive of verbal content during a consultation or interview (Cecil, 1998; Shaikh, Knobloch, & Stiles, 2001). Observational schemas have developed some complexity over the years, but few depict process-based explanations and predictions of outcomes.…”

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A Comprehensive Observational Coding Scheme for Analyzing Instrumental, Affective, and Relational Communication in Health Care Contexts

Siminoff

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2011

Journal of Health Communication

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Many observational coding schemes have been offered to measure communication in health care settings. These schemes fall short of capturing multiple functions of communication among providers, patients, and other participants. After a brief review of observational communication coding, the authors present a comprehensive scheme for coding communication that is (a) grounded in communication theory, (b) accounts for instrumental and relational communication, and (c) captures important contextual features with tailored coding templates: the Siminoff Communication Content & Affect Program (SCCAP). To test SCCAP reliability and validity, the authors coded data from two communication studies. The SCCAP provided reliable measurement of communication variables including tailored content areas and observer ratings of speaker immediacy, affiliation, confirmation, and disconfirmation behaviors.

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“…Many researchers have already applied speech act analysis to medical interviews (20, 21, 22), but very few other health issues have been addressed through this framework with the exception of diabetes (18), childhood obesity (23), and safe sex (24). Comparisons across topics would enable insight into the relative prevalence of various purposes such as providing facts versus compassion.…”

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The Impact of Personal and/or Close Relationship Experience on Memorable Messages About Breast Cancer and the Perceived Speech Acts of the Sender

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The Use of a Verbal Response Mode Coding System in Determining Patient and Physician Roles in Medical Interviews

Cited by 17 publications

References 2 publications

Negotiation in Type 2 Diabetes Counseling: From Problem Recognition to Mutual Acceptance During Lifestyle Counseling

Negotiation in Type 2 Diabetes Counseling: From Problem Recognition to Mutual Acceptance During Lifestyle Counseling

A Comprehensive Observational Coding Scheme for Analyzing Instrumental, Affective, and Relational Communication in Health Care Contexts

The Impact of Personal and/or Close Relationship Experience on Memorable Messages About Breast Cancer and the Perceived Speech Acts of the Sender

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