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Clinical Pediatrics 2008;47:49. A more recent version of this article appeared on February 1, 2008
The Clinician-Patient Partnership Paradigm: Outcomes Associated With Physician Communication Behavior
1 University of Michigan
* To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: nmclark{at}umich.edu.
.05) careful listening, inquiring about at-home management, nonverbal attention, interactive conversation, tailoring short-term goals, and long-term therapeutic plan. Loss in health care use was predicted (P .05) by interactive conversation, short-term goals, criteria for decision making, long-term treatment plan, and tailoring according to needs. The use of these techniques did not lengthen the patient visit. A clinician-patient partnership paradigm is provided based on these findings. Conclusions The specific clinician communication behaviors predicted reduced health care use and positive perceptions of quality of care.
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.05) careful listening, inquiring about at-home management, nonverbal attention, interactive conversation, tailoring short-term goals, and long-term therapeutic plan. Loss in health care use was predicted (P