GP or Pt	Words spoken/sounds	Bodily conduct
1	GP026	well I [think, (.) >you know< y]ou you're raising =
2	Pt 202	[°huh huh huh huh huh huh°]	Pt nods faintly/slightly, blinks rapidly
3 4	GP026	= this question of diabetes and >as you've been< [talk]ing about it I've just been having quick =	Pt remains still
5	Pt 202	[°mm:°]
6 7 8 9	GP026	= glances at your notes and,.hhh you certainly ↑do: have diabetes (0.4) and >it is< ↑cer- >and ↑that and that< ↑certainly this diabetes of older a::ge (.) and it's (.) °t-° gradually deteriorating >it's getting< a little worse it's no: it's not in a dra↑matic state	GP uses hand and arm movement to indicate an upward trajectory
10	Pt 202	°↑yea::h°	Pt nods gently then remains still
11 12 13 14 15 16 17	GP026	but it nee::ds closer management fro::m, (.) from a ↑doctor's point of view it needs closer management it's not, (0.4) e:::r under contro::l, (0.4) it's not ↑wildly ↑out of control but it's creeping that way (.) u::m (.) a::nd you are probably a patient that should be on medication (.) for diabetes and you're not at the moment, (0.4) um and I think this is perhaps something that would be a good health goa::l to look a:t	GP places right hand on heart At ‘creeping’ GP repeats hand movement in upward trajectory
18	Pt 202	°↑mm mm°
19 20 21 22 23 24	GP026	um to keep this under contro:l to prevent, (0.4) admissions to hospital (0.4) °a:::h° so on and so fo:rth so I think one goal could certainly be around (0.4).hhh diabetes, one could certainly be around, (0.4) medication and explaining medication and one could certainly be about trying to, (0.4) e:::r recover (0.6) °e::r° following the recent illnesses,	Pt looks down at paperwork on desk. GP makes repeated pointed gesture at paperwork.
25	Pt 202	°hm ↑mm°
26	GP026	°e::r° I think that's everything you've writte::n,
27	Pt 202	that's right [the:re]
28	GP026	[do::wn]
29	Pt 202	ye::s
30	GP026	↑yep,