Family time-out in the absence of the physician
| Turn | ||
|---|---|---|
| Consultation of Mrs 342, with her husband | ||
| 01 | Patient: | Can I can I think on that? |
| 02 | Physician: | You most certainly can. |
| 03 | Patient: | And I will discuss it with my how would I let you know? |
| 04 | Physician: | Right well let me give you some written information about the drugs = |
| 05 | Patient: | Yes |
| 06 | Physician: | = so I'll go and get that now and then we'll negotiate how we can get in contact. |
| 07 | Patient: | Yes ok |
| ((Physician leaves the room)) | ||
| 08 | Patient: | Do you agree with my decision as well? |
| 09 | Husband: | Well it's |
| 10 | Patient: | We'll go home and discuss it. |
| 11 | Husband: | Yeah. It's up it's entirely up to you = |
| 12 | Patient: | Yes I know |
| 13 | Husband: | = because you're the one that's got to live with it. |
| 14 | Patient: | I know but if it's just go () I don't think I I don't (.) can you see my point of view? |
| 15 | Husband: | Yeah |
| 16 | Patient: | If I got to go all through that and I'm ill and it's only going to give me another 6 months so all together I've only got just over a 12 month haven't I? |
| 17 | Husband: | Yeah er 14 months actually. |
| 18 | Patient: | Yeah yeah 14 months at the most. Up to 8 months I could go living like this. |
| 19 | Husband: | Yeah. |
| 20 | Patient: | Do you know what I mean? |
| 21 | Husband: | Yeah I know what you mean. That's right yeah yeah yeah. |
| 22 | Patient: | Yeah. You can see my point of view can't you? Yeah. |
| 23 | Husband: | And it's and it's like I was saying to you out there like. Although I know what I've understood what you've said |
| 24 | Patient: | Yeah. |
| ((A number of turns deleted)) | ||
| ((Physician re-enters the room)) | ||
| 25 | Physician: | There we are. |
| 26 | Patient: | Ok. Thank you very much. |
| 27 | Physician: | Is there anything else you want to ask me about it? |