Patient-physician agreement on reasons for ambulatory general medical examinations.
(1998) Mayo Clinic Proceedings — Vol. 73, n° 2, p. 109-117 (1998)
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- In this study, physicians correctly identified the patient's main RFV in a majority of the visits. Failures to identify the patient's main RFV occurred more frequently in female patients, in patients with multiple RFVs, and in patients with a previous comprehensive GME. Surprisingly, patient-physician agreement was not associated with patient satisfaction.
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Boland, B., Scheitel, S. M., Wollan, P. C., & Silverstein, M. D. (1998). Patient-physician agreement on reasons for ambulatory general medical examinations. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 73(2), 109-117. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0025-6196(11)63641-0 (Original work published 1998)