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Russell ML, Insull W. A video-recording system for evaluating the clinical interview--a simple, inexpensive method. Med Prog Technol. 1979;6(3):141-5
Russell, M. L., & Insull, W. (1979). A video-recording system for evaluating the clinical interview--a simple, inexpensive method. Medical progress through technology, 6(3), 141-5.
Russell, M L, and Insull, W. "A video-recording system for evaluating the clinical interview--a simple, inexpensive method." Medical progress through technology vol. 6,3 (1979): 141-5.
Russell ML, Insull W. A video-recording system for evaluating the clinical interview--a simple, inexpensive method. Med Prog Technol. 1979 Jun 15;6(3):141-5. PMID: 481364.
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Med Prog Technol. 1979 Jun 15;6(3):141-5.

A video-recording system for evaluating the clinical interview--a simple, inexpensive method.

Medical progress through technology

M L Russell, W Insull

PMID: 481364

Abstract

A simple, inexpensive video-recording system was designed to provide raw data for the evaluation of therapist interview behaviors in the out-patient clinic. The system uses a combination of commercially available cameras, lenses, and recording equipment which do not require technical audio-video expertise to operate. Video-cassette recordings are produced that contain full-face, head-and-shoulders images of both the therapist and the patient. An automatic search control terminal rapidly locates any point on the video-cassette for review. Using normal clinic lighting and little space, the system is easily installed in any existing clinic examination room. A description of the system's use in examining the counseling and interviewing skills of a medical clinic staff is presented.

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