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Manuscript ID : JSS-2108-1369 (R1) Visit : 101 Page: 67 - 86

10.30495/jss.2021.1937881.1369

Article Type: Original Research

Application of "conversation analysis" method in recognizing the patient-centered pattern in physician-patient interaction

Subject Areas : sociology

Sajad  Mombeini 1 (Ph.D. Student in Sociology at KHU)
Alireza  Ghobadi 2 (Ph.D. in Sociology, Assistant Professor at Department of Sociology at KHU)

Received: 2021-08-14 Accepted : 2021-11-01 Published : 2023-08-23

Keywords: Conversation Analyze, Doctor- Patient Interaction, Patient- Centered Model,

Abstract :

The present study intends to explore the application of conversation analysis method in recognizing the patient-centered pattern in a physician-patient interaction. For this purpose, a research was conducted with a qualitative approach and conversation analysis method. In this regard, four medical examination sessions between four patient-physician couples were recorded and implemented as a text. The main body of the texts was selected and analyzed by conversation analysis method. As a result of the analyzes applied to the texts, 4 basic rules (corresponding placement of utterances, familiarization, word expansion and marking) were extracted. These rules, which are all characteristics of a personal and intimate interaction, showed that the medical interaction studied was patient-centered. Also, a three-step process was extracted as a model governing a patient-centered interaction. The results of the analysis showed that the conversation analysis method was able to discover and explain the pattern governing physician-patient interactions and how to construct it through face-to-face text analysis.

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and healing. Panace, Ix, (26), 230-238.

 

 

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