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Consultation Models

Consultation Models. Byrne and Long. Pat Byrne & Phil Long 1976 > 2500 Taped Consultations analysed From 100 doctors in UK & NZ Discovered doctors who asks more open Q sees their patients less frequently. 6 Tasks / Areas covered. The doctor establishes a relationship with the patient.

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Consultation Models

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  1. Consultation Models Byrne and Long

  2. Pat Byrne & Phil Long • 1976 • > 2500 Taped Consultations analysed • From 100 doctors in UK & NZ • Discovered doctors who asks more open Q sees their patients less frequently

  3. 6 Tasks / Areas covered • The doctor establishes a relationship with the patient. • The doctor either attempts to discover or actually discovers the reason for the patient's attendance . • The doctor conducts a verbal or physical examination, or both. • The doctor, or the doctor and the patient or the patient (in that order of probability) consider the condition. • The doctor, and occasionally the patient, detail treatment or further investigation. • The consultation is terminated, usually by the doctor.

  4. Introduction and Finishing • Tries to move focus from Disease > Illness • More patient involvement compared to models before

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