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See Latest ArticlesCommunication skills training for general practitioners to promote patient coping: The GRIP approach
Patient Education and Counselling, 06/22/09
Mjaaland TA et al. - Consultation duration, patient age and distress determined the frequency of the GRIP communication. There was a significant effect of training on four particular subcategories of the GRIP techniques. The effect of the training was most evident in a subgroup of GPs who used little or no resource-oriented communication before training. This pilot training model may help change the GPs’ communicative pattern with patients in some situations. Communication skills training programmes that emphasize patient attributions and personal resources should be developed further and tested in general practice settings with an aim to promote patient coping.
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