Patient-provider communication, concordance, and ratings of care in dermatology: Results of a cross-sectional study

Keyphrases

• Patient Perception 100%
• Patient-provider Communication 100%
• Race Concordance 100%
• Participatory Decision-making 100%
• Cultural Competency 50%
• Education Level 50%
• Medical School 50%
• School of Medicine 50%
• University Schools 50%
• Johns Hopkins University 50%
• Virginia 50%
• Competency Skills 50%
• Socioeconomic Factors 50%
• Income Level 50%
• Residency Training 50%
• Dermatologic Surgery 50%
• Decision-making Process 50%
• Outpatient Practice 50%
• Perceived Quality 50%
• Medical Residency 50%
• Decisional Satisfaction 50%
• Adverse Influence 50%
• Department of Dermatology 50%
• Dermatology Residency Programs 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Decision Making 100%
• Dermatology 100%
• Dermatological Agent 66%
• Cohort Analysis 33%
• Medicine 33%
• Outpatient 33%
• Cultural Competence 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Dermatological Agent 100%
• Cohort Analysis 50%
• Cultural Competence 50%
• Outpatient 50%