In a study of 43 patients attending postgraduate neurology grand rounds, patients agreed that their history was described accurately (95%), they were relaxed (91%), the audience was not intimidating (84%), and that they had been well informed (70%); but only 62% found the meeting useful and 18% would have liked to have spoken more. Neurologists' blinded ratings of their patients' perceptions were concordant in 234 (91%) of 258 paired ratings.
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