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Videotaped Unannounced Standardized Patient Encounters to Evaluate Interpersonal and Communication Skills in Emergency Medicine Residents.


ABSTRACT: Background:Communication and interpersonal skills are important for effective patient care but are difficult to measure. Unannounced standardized patient encounters (USPEs) have the benefit of providing a standardized situation and provide a representation of usual care rather than best behavior, while also allowing for video recording without violating patient privacy. We conducted a feasibility pilot study to examine the use of videotaped USPEs in resident education of interpersonal and communication skills and specifically empathy. Methods:This was a pilot study conducted at an urban community teaching hospital. About 16 first-year emergency medicine engaged in four videotaped USPEs during their normal clinical shifts during 1 academic year. All visible recording equipment was concealed from the residents. The standardized patients completed two assessment forms after each encounter to measure empathy. Results:All 16 residents engaged in four videotaped USPEs for a total of 64 encounters. Conclusions:We were able to successfully demonstrate the feasibility of using USPEs for assessment of resident interpersonal and communication skills.

SUBMITTER: Chung AS 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7592816 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Videotaped Unannounced Standardized Patient Encounters to Evaluate Interpersonal and Communication Skills in Emergency Medicine Residents.

Chung Arlene S AS   Bogoch Sally S   Mody Shivani S   Smith Colleen C   Pushkar Illya I   Drapkin Jefferson J   Saloum David D  

AEM education and training 20191115 4


<h4>Background</h4>Communication and interpersonal skills are important for effective patient care but are difficult to measure. Unannounced standardized patient encounters (USPEs) have the benefit of providing a standardized situation and provide a representation of usual care rather than best behavior, while also allowing for video recording without violating patient privacy. We conducted a feasibility pilot study to examine the use of videotaped USPEs in resident education of interpersonal an  ...[more]

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