Objective - To assess the reliability of the VR-MICS/D (Verona-Medical Interview Classification System/Doctor) and to identify the verbal behaviour by general practitioners in interviews conducted with primary care attenders with medical complaints and emotional distress. Setting - Two general practices in South-Verona. Sample - 100 primary care patients attending for a new illness episode with a GHQ-12 score ≥ 3. The five participating GPs contributed each with 20 audiotaped interviews of 10 patients judged by GP as emotionally distressed and of 10 judged without emotional distress. Main outcome measures - The VR-MICS/D classifies GPs' verbal behaviour during the medical interview into 16 categories in terms of form (question or statement) and content and allows to assess their interview skills. Procedure - Two raters classified 30 interviews (15 with patients judged by their GP as emotionally distressed and 15 with patients judged without emotional distress). Having established satis...

Uno strumento per la valutazione dell'intervista medica nel contesto della medicina generale: il VR-MICS/D n(Verona Medical Interview Classification System/Doctor)

Cappellari D.;Del Piccolo L.;Zimmermann C.
1998-01-01

Abstract

Objective - To assess the reliability of the VR-MICS/D (Verona-Medical Interview Classification System/Doctor) and to identify the verbal behaviour by general practitioners in interviews conducted with primary care attenders with medical complaints and emotional distress. Setting - Two general practices in South-Verona. Sample - 100 primary care patients attending for a new illness episode with a GHQ-12 score ≥ 3. The five participating GPs contributed each with 20 audiotaped interviews of 10 patients judged by GP as emotionally distressed and of 10 judged without emotional distress. Main outcome measures - The VR-MICS/D classifies GPs' verbal behaviour during the medical interview into 16 categories in terms of form (question or statement) and content and allows to assess their interview skills. Procedure - Two raters classified 30 interviews (15 with patients judged by their GP as emotionally distressed and 15 with patients judged without emotional distress). Having established satis...
1998
Doctor-patient communication; Emotional distress; Medical interview classification;
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