医生通知病人检查结果的方式。

Carolyn C Thiedke, Katherine A Hoeft, William S Pearson
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目的:了解社区家庭医生如何通知患者检查结果,以及是否存在基于性别、执业时间长短、报销状况、就业状况或管理式医疗实践百分比的差异。方法:我们邮寄了一份调查问卷,随机选择了500名美国家庭医生学会南卡罗来纳州分会的成员。所有分析均使用sastm8.2版本进行。采用描述性统计和推理统计两种方法对收集到的数据进行分析。结果:共有367名医生回复,回复率73%。主要结果变量是每位医生通知患者检测结果的时间:平均每天20.86±18.3分钟(范围0-120分钟/天)。女性医生和管理医疗比例超过75%的医生更有可能花费超过中位数的时间通知患者检测结果。结论:医生花在通知患者检查结果上的时间各不相同,女性医生和75%以上从事管理式医疗的医生比男性医生和较少管理式医疗的医生花更多的时间。
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Physician pattern of patient notification of test results.

Objective: To discover how community-based family physicians notify patients of test results and whether there are differences based on sex, length of time in practice, reimbursement status, employment status,or percentage of practice in managed care.

Methods: We mailed a survey to 500 randomly selected members of the South Carolina chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians. All analyses were preformed using SASTM version 8.2. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the collected data.

Results: A total of 367 physicians responded (73% response rate). The main outcome variable was the time each physician spent notifying patients of test results: a mean of 20.86 +/- 18.3 minutes per day(range 0-120 minutes/day). Women physicians and those with more than 75% managed care were significantly more likely to spend more than the median time notifying patients of test results.

Conclusion: Physicians vary in the amount of time they spend notifying patients of their test results, with female physicians and those with more than 75% of their practice in managed care spending more time than do male physicians and physicians with less managed care.

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