Transfer of communication skills to the workplace during clinical rounds: impact of a program for residents.

PLoS One · 2010 · PMC2928743 · PMID 20865055

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Poisson regression showed also per hour of attendance a significant decrease in the rate of supportive utterances (total) (RR = 0.99; p = .042) and of reassurances (RR = 0.95; p = .012) and a marginally significant decrease in the rate of acknowledgments (RR = 0.99; p = .053).

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Results showed meanwhile no statistically significant training effect on residents' use of supportive skills, although it should be noticed, that trained residents used about 16% less supportive utterances (marginally statistically significant effect).

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