Reference Communication: Commonalities in the Worlds of Medicine and Librarianship.

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Main Author: Naismith, Rachael
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1996
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contents Reference Communication: Commonalities in the Worlds of Medicine and Librarianship. Naismith, Rachael Communication Problems Comparative Analysis Interpersonal Communication Librarian Attitudes Library Science Medical Evaluation Medicine Physician Patient Relationship Recall (Psychology) Reference Services User Satisfaction (Information) Verbal Communication Arguing that physician/patient and librarian/user communications are similar, this article compares medical and reference interviews, focusing on physician or librarian attitudes and behaviors as it presents a series of verbal communication issues and outcomes. Offers suggestions to avoid communication problems at the reference desk, improving user recall of instructions, compliance with suggestions, outcomes, and satisfaction. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Reference Communication: Commonalities in the Worlds of Medicine and Librarianship.
Naismith, Rachael
Communication Problems
Comparative Analysis
Interpersonal Communication
Librarian Attitudes
Library Science
Medical Evaluation
Medicine
Physician Patient Relationship
Recall (Psychology)
Reference Services
User Satisfaction (Information)
Verbal Communication
Reference Communication: Commonalities in the Worlds of Medicine and Librarianship. Naismith, Rachael Communication Problems Comparative Analysis Interpersonal Communication Librarian Attitudes Library Science Medical Evaluation Medicine Physician Patient Relationship Recall (Psychology) Reference Services User Satisfaction (Information) Verbal Communication Arguing that physician/patient and librarian/user communications are similar, this article compares medical and reference interviews, focusing on physician or librarian attitudes and behaviors as it presents a series of verbal communication issues and outcomes. Offers suggestions to avoid communication problems at the reference desk, improving user recall of instructions, compliance with suggestions, outcomes, and satisfaction. (PEN)
title Reference Communication: Commonalities in the Worlds of Medicine and Librarianship.
topic Communication Problems
Comparative Analysis
Interpersonal Communication
Librarian Attitudes
Library Science
Medical Evaluation
Medicine
Physician Patient Relationship
Recall (Psychology)
Reference Services
User Satisfaction (Information)
Verbal Communication
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536286