EHR and Physician–Patient Communication

Investigating Stylistic Profiles for the Task of Empathy Classification in Medical Narrative Essays

“…A dataset reflecting empahatic language should ideally allow for expressions of empathy that encompass a variety of emotions, and even distinguish between sympathy and empathy. 1 Following a multimodal approach to empathy prediction, R. M. Frankel (2000) and Cordella and Musgrave (2009) identify sequential patterns of empathy in video-recorded exchanges between medical graduates and cancer patients. Sharma et al (2020) analyzed the discourse of conversations in online peer-to-peer support platforms.…”

Proceedings of the 13th International Workshop on Health Text Mining and Information Analysis (LOUHI)

“…In multimodal research, R. M. Frankel (2000) and Cordella and Musgrave (2009) identify sequential patterns of empathy frequently expressed in video-recorded exchanges by medical graduates interacting with a cancer patient. Sharma et al (2020) analyzed the discourse of conversations in online peer-to-peer support platforms.…”

Improving Patient–Provider Communication and Therapeutic Practice Through Better Integration of Electronic Health Records in the Exam Room: A Pilot Study

“…Recent reviews have also demonstrated positive impacts of the EHR on patient–provider communication, including improved patient understanding of conditions and treatment plans and increased sharing of medical information and decision making (M. A. Alkureishi et al, 2016; Asan & Montague, 2014; Crampton et al, 2016; Frankel, 2016; Kazmi, 2013; Pearce, Dwan, Arnold, Phillips, & Trumble, 2009).…”