This article proposes an analysis of the role played by emotions in medical consultation. It is based on the comparison of interactions between patients and professionals in two geriatric wards (specialized memory consultations) and in an adolescent day care hospital. Five types of emotion are then distinguished according to their uses : those which are conflicting, related to face work, solicited, projected and validated. This leads to further examination of the emotional dimension of medical interactions, which are the theatre of an “obligatory expression of feelings.
Gülich E, Lindemann K. Communicating emotion in doctor-patient interaction. A multidimensional singl...
This paper aims to identify conversational interaction patterns in pediatrics with a focus on the sh...
The doctor-patient communication and the aging of the patients attended by the general practitioner ...
ABSTRACT-Factors in the relationship with the medical staff often precipitate a psychological crisis...
The present paper sets out to explore ways in which affectivity surfaces and is dealt with in interp...
In an attempt to facilitate communication and coordination, technology systems such as the Electroni...
Doctor’s incapacity for catching the information about patient’s emotions is one of the elements tha...
We present a multidimensional single-case analysis of a research interview between a doctor and a pa...
The article discusses some important issues to consider when responding to emotions experienced by p...
This perspective article is grounded in a cognitive and context-dependent view on emotions. By consi...
Patient-physician communication is a crucial aspect of clinical diagnoses and treatments. However, t...
OBJECTIVES: To apprehend the perception that a group of aged patients have from affective bonds esta...
Medicine has traditionally treated emotions as irrelevant, or worse, as threats to objective reasoni...
In health consultations, the communicative behaviours practitioners use have important implications ...
Emotions are an often overlooked aspect of work since they are not included in formal work models. H...
Gülich E, Lindemann K. Communicating emotion in doctor-patient interaction. A multidimensional singl...
This paper aims to identify conversational interaction patterns in pediatrics with a focus on the sh...
The doctor-patient communication and the aging of the patients attended by the general practitioner ...
ABSTRACT-Factors in the relationship with the medical staff often precipitate a psychological crisis...
The present paper sets out to explore ways in which affectivity surfaces and is dealt with in interp...
In an attempt to facilitate communication and coordination, technology systems such as the Electroni...
Doctor’s incapacity for catching the information about patient’s emotions is one of the elements tha...
We present a multidimensional single-case analysis of a research interview between a doctor and a pa...
The article discusses some important issues to consider when responding to emotions experienced by p...
This perspective article is grounded in a cognitive and context-dependent view on emotions. By consi...
Patient-physician communication is a crucial aspect of clinical diagnoses and treatments. However, t...
OBJECTIVES: To apprehend the perception that a group of aged patients have from affective bonds esta...
Medicine has traditionally treated emotions as irrelevant, or worse, as threats to objective reasoni...
In health consultations, the communicative behaviours practitioners use have important implications ...
Emotions are an often overlooked aspect of work since they are not included in formal work models. H...
Gülich E, Lindemann K. Communicating emotion in doctor-patient interaction. A multidimensional singl...
This paper aims to identify conversational interaction patterns in pediatrics with a focus on the sh...
The doctor-patient communication and the aging of the patients attended by the general practitioner ...