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Patient Perception of Physician Attire in a Military Ophthalmology Clinic

机译：患者对军事眼科诊所的医生服装的感知

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Introduction The purpose of this study is to investigate patient preferences of physician attire in an outpatient military ophthalmology clinic to determine how these preferences affect patients’ perceptions of physician competence and their overall clinical experience. Materials and methods This study is a prospective survey administered to patients at the ophthalmology clinic at Brooke Army Medical Center. USA. Patients who were willing to participate in a volunteer survey were included in this study. Demographic information and survey questions were utilized in this study along with words and pictures for patients to select a preference in physician attire in the clinic setting (scrubs, military uniform, or civilian professional attire) and surgical setting (surgical cap or a surgical bouffant). The survey asks patients if physician attire impacts patient confidence in physician abilities (yes or no) and if surgeon attire impacts the likelihood of the patient taking the surgeon’s advice (yes or no). Results The demographic distribution includes 57-77 years old participants (53%), females (61%), retirees (49%), and dependent spouses (40%). The racial distribution includes 46% - Caucasian, 20% - African American, 22% - Hispanic, 6 - % Asian, and 6% - other. Most patient appointment types were established follow-up?(77%) with only 12% new and 11% walk-in. The survey results (N=308) indicate that most patients (64%) did not have a preference in physician clinical attire, while 22% preferred scrubs, 11% preferred military uniform, and 3% preferred civilian attire. Most patients (66%) did not have a preference for surgical headwear, while 27% preferred the surgical cap, and 7% preferred the surgical bouffant. Only 9% of the patients surveyed indicated that physician attire impacted their confidence in their physician’s ability, and 12% reported that attire impacted the likelihood of taking advice. Conclusions Most patients in an outpatient military ophthalmology clinic do not have a preference for physician attire or surgical headwear when surveyed. The majority of patients did not feel physician attire impacted their perception of physician's ability or their likelihood of taking advice.?When indicating a preference, patients tended to prefer scrubs to outpatient civilian attire or military attire and trended towards preferring surgical cap over surgical bouffant for headwear.
机译：介绍本研究的目的是调查医师服装在门诊军医眼科诊所的患者偏好，以确定这些偏好如何影响患者对医生能力的看法及其整体临床经验。本研究的材料和方法是在Brooke Army Medical Centre的眼科诊所患者中给予前瞻性调查。美国。愿意参加志愿者调查的患者纳入本研究。在本研究中使用人口统计信息和调查问题以及患者的文字和图片，为临床环境（磨砂，军装或民用专业服装）和外科设置（手术盖或外科牛武粉）中的医生服装中选择偏好。该调查要求患者如果医师服装会影响患者对医生能力的忠于信心（是或否），并且外科医生服装会影响患者的可能性，以患者在外科医生的建议（是或否）。结果人口分布包括57-77岁的参与者（53％），女性（61％），退休人员（49％）和依赖配偶（40％）。种族分布包括46％ - 白种人，20％ - 非洲裔美国人，22％ - 西班牙裔，6％的亚洲人，6％ - 其他。大多数患者预约类型是建立后续行动的？（77％）只有12％的新增和11％的步入。调查结果（N = 308）表明大多数患者（64％）在医生临床服装中没有偏好，而22％的优选磨砂膏，11％优先的军装，3％优先的民用服装。大多数患者（66％）没有对外科手术的偏好，而27％优先于外科帽，7％优先于外科手术牛泡。只有9％的调查患者表明，医生服装对他们的医生能力影响他们的信心，12％的人报告称，服装影响了提出建议的可能性。结论大多数门诊军事眼科诊所的患者在调查时，门诊军事眼科诊所的偏好对医生服装或外科手术有偏好。大多数患者没有觉得医生服装影响他们对医生的能力的看法或采取建议的可能性。表明偏好，患者往往更喜欢擦洗到门诊民用服装或军事服装，并在​​外科手术帽培训过度头饰。

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