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## Objective: This study's purpose was to adapt the roter interaction analysis system (rias) for telemedicine clinics and to investigate the adapted measure's reliability. the study also sought to better understand the volume of technology-related utterance in established telemedicine clinics and the feasibility of using the measure within the telemedicine setting. this initial evaluation is a first step before broadly using the adapted measure across technologies and raters. ## Methods: An expert panel adapted the rias for the telemedicine context. this involved accounting for all consultation participants (patient, provider, presenter, family) and adding technology-specific subcategories. ten new and 36 follow-up telemedicine encounters were videotaped and double coded using the adapted rias. these consisted primarily of follow-up visits (78.0%) involving patients, providers, presenters, and other parties. reliability was calculated for those categories with 15 or more utterances. ## Results: Traditional rias categories related to socioemotional and task-focused clusters had fair to excellent levels of reliability in the telemedicine setting. although there were too few utterance

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Author

Eve-Lynn Nelson; Edward Alan Miller; Kiley A. Larson

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0738-3991)

Published

2010

Language

EN

Field

Health Professions (Health Sciences)