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SUMMARY:Healthcare Communication Education Research (HCER) webinar - Using 
 conversation analysis
DESCRIPTION:Using conversation analysis to examine decision-making in conve
 rsations about life-sustaining treatments\nIn her webinar Dr Sterie will p
 rovide a short introduction to medical Conversation Analysis. Then\, she w
 ill show how she used it to investigate data from a recent project\, consi
 sting of audio-recordings of discussions about whether or not a patient sh
 ould be resuscitated in case of cardiac arrest. Such discussions take plac
 e routinely at the patient's admission to the hospital\, between the physi
 cian and the patient. By using this approach she examined phenomena such a
 s how physicians ask patients what they desire\, how patients refer to the
  relevancy or irrelevancy of life-sustaining treatments\, and ultimately h
 ow decision making is accomplished.\n\nFor an overview of study results\, 
 see:\n\nSterie\, A. C.\, Weber\, O.\, Jox\, R. J.\, &amp\; Truchard\, E. R
 . (2021). " Do you want us to try to resuscitate?": Conversational practic
 es generating patient decisions regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation. 
 Patient Education and Counseling. (2021) https://www.sciencedirect.com/sc
 ience/article/pii/S0738399121005024\n\nSterie\, A. C.\, Jones\, L.\, Jox\,
  R. J.\, &amp\; Truchard\, E. R. (2021). ‘It's not magic’: A qualitati
 ve analysis of geriatric physicians' explanations of cardio‐pulmonary re
 suscitation in hospital admissions. Health Expectations.\n\nhttps://onli
 nelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/hex.13212\n\nModerator\n\nDr Anca Ster
 ie is a medical sociologist working at the Lausanne University Hospital\, 
 in Switzerland. She uses conversation analysis in her research on healthca
 re communication and for developing communication training for clinicians.
 \n\n\n\nTime stated is GMT
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