Claustrophobia during diagnostic imaging examinations, doctor–patient communication quality, and doctor–patient trust: a cross-sectional mediation and latent profile analysis
ObjectiveThis study aimed to examine the mediating role of patient-perceived doctor–patient communication quality in the association between claustrophobia and doctor–patient trust in the context of diagnostic imaging examinations, and to further identify latent profiles of patients’ claustrophobic experiences from a person-centered perspective.MethodsA cross-sectional design was adopted.…
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