SimCode / Siminoff Communication Content and Affect Program (SCCAP)


SimCode-coding-manual.docx  SimCode - SCAPP, Siminoff & Step 2011  

Udviklere: Laura Siminoff, Mary M. Step

Udgivelsesår: 2011

Date last updated: 21 oktober 2019

Indstilling, hvori værktøjet oprindeligt blev udviklet/valideret: 1) Breast cancer patient-provider conversations and 2) Requests for tissue from families of deceased patients

Begrænsning til indstilling(er): Ingen

Målgruppe: All healthcare provider-patient/family communication

Sprog): engelsk

Specifikke konstruktioner/adfærd:

Content; relational communication; decision-making; confirmation, disconfirmation, and persuasive behaviors; observer ratings of immediacy, speech, and affect

Værktøjsemner:

Påtænkt anvendelse: Forskning

Reference(r) til udviklings-/valideringspapir(er):

Siminoff, L. A., & Step, M. M. (2011). A comprehensive observational coding scheme for analyzing instrumental, affective, and relational communication in health care contexts. Journal of health communication, 16(2), 178-197.

Reference links:

Værktøj/manual tilgængelig: Ja.

Værktøjsbeskrivelse af forfatteren:

Clarification of tool name: What was previously known as the Siminoff Communication Content and Affect Program (SCCAP) has undergone significant technological revisions and is now known as SimCode. Because the changes were mainly programming updates rather than changes to the content or process, the previous papers citing SCCAP are still applicable.

A short training module (~40 minute video) is available by request that provides an overview of how to use SimCode. SimCode is an online program that needs to be hosted by the user's servers, and is usually used in an academic setting for research. Security requirements may vary by institution, but, as developed and hosted at Temple University, is completely HIPAA-compliant. Transcripts, but not audio or video, are uploaded to SimCode.


Yderligere oplysninger om ophavsret eller andre forhold: Copyright is pending.


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