How Doctors Manage Consulting Computer Records While Interacting With Patients
作者： Søren Beck Nielsen
DOI: 10.1080/08351813.2016.1126451
关键词: Medical education 、 Social psychology 、 Danish 、 General practice 、 Reading (process) 、 Interpersonal interaction 、 Psychology 、 Allusion
摘要: ABSTRACTHow do general practitioners manage looking up information on patients’ computer records while also interacting with them? Recordings of 52 naturally occurring practice consultations in Denmark show doctors turning toward their computers (a) without any kind explanation, (b) accompanied an explicit explanation the upcoming reading, or (c) by a question to patient that simultaneously serves as allusion what they are for. Doctors’ explanations may be used suspend verbal interaction patient, whereas alluding questions consultation continuing interaction. Data Danish English translation.
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