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The effects of training in Smith's evidence-based patient-centered interviewing method on physician knowledge, physician self-efficacy, and patient satisfaction via a newly developed patient-centered coding scheme
Grayson-Sneed, Katelyn A. (Katelyn Anne)
Text (2015)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
The effects of teaching interviewing skills and affective sensitivity to family medicine residents : a pilot study
Novik, Belinda Rose
Text (1978)
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The effects of open and closed inquiry modes used by counselors and physicians in an initial interview on interviewee perceptions and self-disclosure
Rockers, Dolore M., 1940-
Text (1976)
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Guidelines for obtaining a secondary assessment of abused African American and Hispanic women in primary care settings
Perryman, Pauline C.
Text (1998)
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Examining the relationship between the timing of a perceived self-efficacy questionnaire, duration of training, and levels of self-efficacy and demonstrated skills in Smith's Patient-Centered Interview
Walling, Brandon M.
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