Relationship among aggressive trait,patient-physician trust and illness perception of patients / 中华行为医学与脑科学杂志

Objective To investigate the relationship between aggressive trait of patients,patient-physician trust and illness perception. Methods Totally 500 patients were recruited from different medical departments from eight hospitals in Guangdong and 384 samples' valid data were obtained. The aggressive trait of patients,patient-physician trust and illness perception were assessed with the Buss-Perry aggression questionnaire( BPAQ), the Wake Forest physician trust scale ( WFPTS), and the brief illness perception questionnaire(BIPQ) respectively. SPSS 23. 0 and AMOS 20. 0 were used for data analysis and structural e-quation model construction. Results Pearson correlation analysis showed that the BPAQ (53. 2±13. 9) and BIPQ(38. 6±9. 1) were negatively correlated respectively with WFPTS (35. 3±6. 1) and benevolence (17. 6 ±3. 2) and technical competence (17. 8±3. 3),(r=-0. 14~-0. 18,P<0. 01). And there was positive corre-lation between BPAQ scores and BIPQ score(r=0. 37,P<0. 01). Mediation effect test showed that patient-physician trust mediated the associations between patient aggression and illness perception (B=0. 039,95% CI= (0. 002,0. 120)). Conclusion Aggressive trait and patient-physician are significantly related with ill-ness perception. Patient-physician trust exerts mediating effect on the relationship between aggression of pa-tients and illness perception.

Doctor-patient trust and its influencing factors based on the view of patient family members / 医学研究生学报

Objective　To investigate the evaluation of the doctor-patient trust by family members based on the general interpersonal trust scale, and explore the influencing factors of the evaluation of doctor-patient trust by patient family members, and to provide references for improving the doctor-patient trust and the doctor-patient relationship.　Methods　A survey of 3010 patient family members in 10 hospitals from 5 provinces in China was conducted using a self-made questionnaire and a general interpersonal trust scale.　Results　Only 47.2% of the family members agreed that the doctor-patient trust degree was good, and the interpersonal trust score was (70.52±7.07) points. The age, monthly income level, life satisfaction of family members are the important factors affecting the evaluation of doctor-patient trust (P < 0.05).　Conclusion　The patient family members have low recognition of doctor-patient trust, and some targeted measures should be taken to improve the interpersonal trust level and life satisfaction of the family members, so as to further enhance the doctor-patient trust.