Calgary–Cambridge model
A structured method for medical interviews.
The Calgary–Cambridge model is a structured approach to conducting medical interviews, emphasizing a clear sequence of stages from initiation to closure. It is widely used in medical education across many countries for teaching effective patient communication.
Quick Facts
- Named after
- Calgary
- Canada
- and Cambridge
- United Kingdom
- Number of authors
- 3
Facts from the source article.
Did You Know?
- The model has been adapted for veterinarians.
- Other models, such as the Global Consultation Rating Scale, have been based on the Calgary–Cambridge model.
- The guide of skills and techniques is generally seen as comprehensive.
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