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in·ter·view

(in'tĕr-vyū),

Interpersonal meeting or consultation for the purpose of obtaining information.

[Fr. entrevue, fr. L. inter-, among, + video, to see]

interview

[in′tərvyo̅o̅]

a verbal interaction with a patient initiated for a specific purpose and focused on a specific content area. A problem-seeking interview is an inquiry that focuses on gathering data to identify problems the patient needs to resolve. A problem-solving interview focuses on problems that have been identified by the patient or health care professional.

interview,

n 1. a question-and-answer conference at which the parties concerned state the principles and facts regarding their relationship. In dental practice, this usually refers to the relationship between employer and employee, and between dental professional and patient.
v 2. to query a potential employee for employment.

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