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Friedman DS et al. – Doctor–patient dialogue was universally physician centered; physicians spoke 70% of the words and asked closed–ended questions that restricted the patient's contribution to "yes/no" or brief responses. A minority of physicians ever asked patients if they had questions. In contrast with the patient–centered research interview, doctors' physician–centered communication failed to identify most patients who had missed doses.

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