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Physician–patient communication in single-bedded versus four-bedded hospital rooms
Patient Education and Counselling, 10/08/08
van de Glind I et al. - Observations show that encounters during ward rounds in single rooms significantly took up more time than encounters in four-bedded rooms. The patients asked more questions and made more remarks in single rooms compared to four-bedded rooms. Empathic reactions of the physician were scored significantly more often in single rooms than in four-bedded rooms. No differences were observed concerning the extent to which intimate subjects were brought up.
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