The Effect of Bedside Case Presentations on Patients' Perceptions of Their Medical Care
Authors:
- Frederick L. BrancatiFBFrederick L. Brancati
- Min-Chi ChenMCMin-Chi Chen
- Debra RoterDRDebra Roter
- Adrian S. DobsADAdrian S. Dobs
Open Access
- 17 April 1997
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Massachusetts Medical Society in New England Journal of Medicine
- Vol. 336 (16) , 1150-1156
Abstract
Concern that case presentations at the bedside may make patients uncomfortable has led many residency programs to move presentations to the conference room. We performed a randomized, controlled trial of the effect of these two approaches on patients' perceptions of their care.Keywords
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