- Communication Assessment Tool (CAT)
- a modified version of the Perceived Involvement in Care Scale (M-PICS)
- Matched-pair instrument (MPI)
- the Four Habit Patient Questionnaire (4HPQ)
- Communication skills instruments
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Scale
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Reference
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Measure format
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dimension
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Measure
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Citation indexes
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1. Communication Assessment Tool (CAT)
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Makoul (2007)
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Physicians-reported
Patients-reported
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Uni-dimensional
CAT measuring patient perceptions of
physician performance in the area of
interpersonal and communication
skills.
>>單向度???
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15-item
14 doctor-oriented items
1 staff-oriented item
5-point scale
1 = poor
2 = fair
3 = good
4 = very good
5 = excellent
summarizing score:
75
Percent-excellent
rating
Time: 1-2 min
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158
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2. a modified version of the Perceived
Involvement in Care Scale (M-PICS)
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Smith (2006)
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Patient-reported
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4 dimensional
1. Health care
provider information (HCP-I) (6 item): the degree to which the HCP was perceived as controlling the information-exchange
process.
à Higher score indicating less controlling behavior.
2.
Patient Information (PI) (5 item): the extent to which the patient sought or shared information with
his/her health care provider.
3.
Patient Decision Making (PDM) (4 item): patient participation in decision making
during the medical visit.
4. Health care
Provider Facilitation (HCP-FAC) (5 item):
patients’ perceived encouragement to raise questions and discuss their
medical symptoms with their HCP.
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20-item
5-point scale
1=All the time
5 = Never
Total score: 20-100
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48
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3. Matched-pair instrument (MPI)
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Campbell (2007)
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Parallel content: doctor and patient
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Bi-dimensional
Separated form
(Patient or doctor)
1.
Process
2.
Content
Combined form (38 items)
1.
Doctor
2.
Patient
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19-item
5-point scale
Total score: 95/
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32
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4. the Four Habit Patient Questionnaire
(4HPQ)
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Gulbrandsen (2008)
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Patient-reported
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Uni-dimensional
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10-item
4-point scale
1=definitely yes
2=somewhat yes
3= somewhat no
4=definitely no
Total score: 40
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26
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5. Communication skills instruments
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Baig (2009)
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Physician-reported
standardized patients (SPs)
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Bi-dimensional
1.
Knowledge of communication skills
2.
Application of communication skills
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13-item
5-point scale
1 = strongly disagree
3 = neutral
5 = strongly agree
Total score: 45
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25
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Reference:
Patient-reported
Gulbrandsen
P, Krupat E, Benth JS, Garratt A, Safran DG, et al. (2008) ‘‘Four Habits’’ goes abroad: report from a pilot study in Norway.
Patient Education and Counseling 72: 388–393.
Smith MY,
Winkel G, Egert J, Diaz-Wionczek M, DuHamel KN. Patient-physician communication
in the context of persistent pain:Validation of a modified version of the
patients'perceived involvement in care scale. J Pain Symptom Manage. 2006;32:71–81.
Both physician
and patient-reports
Baig L.,
Violato C., Crutcher R. 2009. “Assessing Clinical Communication Skills in
Physicians: Are the Skills Context Specific or Generalizable?” BMC Medical
Education 9: 22.
Campbell C,
Lockyer J, Laidlaw T, MacLeod H (2007) Assessment of a matched-pair instrument
to examine doctor-patient communication skills in practising doctors. Medical
Education 41: 123–129.
Makoul G,
Krupat E, Chang CH (2007) Measuring patient views of physician communication
skills: Development and testing of the Communication Assessment Tool. Patient
Education and Counseling 67: 333–342.
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