Abstract
Objective:
The study report focuses on the interaction of patients’ complaint cases and their related physicians’ responses in handling patients’ complex requests based on the dynamics of power and ideology.
Method:
Data consist of 3 selected patients’ complaints and 7 physicians’ responses in a specialized medical care organization in December 2016. Data of the qualitative case study were used in narrative analysis.
Results:
The study revealed storylines of narratives ending in physicians’ collective ideology of encounters with dissatisfied patients.
Conclusion:
The interaction between patients’ complaints and physicians’ responses showed emergent patterns of conflicts, which were both constraining and enabling.
The study report focuses on the interaction of patients’ complaint cases and their related physicians’ responses in handling patients’ complex requests based on the dynamics of power and ideology.
Method:
Data consist of 3 selected patients’ complaints and 7 physicians’ responses in a specialized medical care organization in December 2016. Data of the qualitative case study were used in narrative analysis.
Results:
The study revealed storylines of narratives ending in physicians’ collective ideology of encounters with dissatisfied patients.
Conclusion:
The interaction between patients’ complaints and physicians’ responses showed emergent patterns of conflicts, which were both constraining and enabling.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 464-467 |
Journal | Journal of Patient Experience |
Volume | 7 |
Issue number | 4 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 1 Aug 2020 |
MoEC publication type | A1 Journal article-refereed |
Keywords
- interaction
- decision-making
- power
- ideology
- complex responsive process
- patient complaint
Field of science
- Social policy