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• Patient-doctor relationship
  == Patient-doctor relationship == The '''patient-doctor relationship''' (pronunciation: pay-shent dok-tor ri-ley-shun-ship) is a fu
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• Clarification
  ...he doctor provides a clear, concise, and understandable explanation of the patient's medical condition, diagnosis, or treatment plan. ...ed in a medical context to refer to the communication between a doctor and patient.
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• Communications
  ...nd other stakeholders in the healthcare system. It is a critical aspect of patient care and medical practice. ...t-doctor communication, interprofessional communication, and public health communication.
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• Dialogue
  ...ommunication or conversation between a [[healthcare professional]] and a [[patient]]. The term is derived from the Greek words "dia" meaning through, and "log In medicine, dialogue is crucial for understanding the patient's [[symptoms]], [[medical history]], and concerns. It is through this inter
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• Chat
  ...onounced: /ʧæt/) is a term used in the medical field to refer to a form of communication between healthcare professionals and patients. It can be done in person, ov ...tient consultation, a nurse-patient interaction, or a discussion between a patient and a pharmacist. The purpose of a medical chat is to gather information, p
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• Assure
  ...certain health condition or treatment. It is often used in the context of patient care, where healthcare professionals assure patients about the effectivenes ...ervices rendered by members of the health professions for the benefit of a patient.
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• Sermo
  ...m of communication or dialogue. It is often used in the context of patient-doctor interactions, where the quality of ''sermo'' can significantly impact the e * [[Communication]]: The act of conveying meanings from one entity or group to another throug
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• Confidence
  ...ɒnfɪdəns/) is a term often used in the field of [[medicine]] to describe a patient's trust in their healthcare provider's abilities and the treatment they are ...is crucial for effective patient-doctor relationships. It can influence a patient's willingness to seek care, disclose sensitive information, follow instruct
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• Discuss
  ...a crucial part of the diagnostic process, treatment planning, and ongoing patient care. * [[Consultation]]: A meeting with an expert, such as a medical doctor, in order to seek advice.
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• Asking
  ...patient about their medical history. It is usually obtained by asking the patient a series of questions. ...s body to determine their physical condition. It often involves asking the patient about any symptoms they may be experiencing.
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• DrawMD
  ...ounced: /drɔ: em di:/) is a [[medical application]] designed to facilitate communication between [[healthcare professionals]] and their patients. The application al ...picture or diagram, and "MD", an abbreviation commonly used to denote a [[Doctor of Medicine]] (MD). The name reflects the application's primary function, w
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• Commands
  ...ures, and therapeutic interventions. For example, a doctor might command a patient to "breathe deeply" during a [[lung examination]] or "move your arm" during ...can refer to legal documents such as [[advance directives]] that specify a patient's wishes for end-of-life care.
  2 KB (248 words) - 04:50, 5 February 2024
• Explain
  * [[Medical communication]]: The process by which medical professionals share information with patien * [[Patient education]]: The practice of educating patients about their health conditio
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• Message
  ...ical communication can refer to the interaction between the doctor and the patient, or the transmission of information between medical professionals. * [[Communication in healthcare]]
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• Trust
  ...ndamental concept in the field of [[medicine]], particularly in the doctor-patient relationship. It is derived from the Old Norse word 'treysta', meaning to r ...es the belief that the provider is competent, honest, and able to keep the patient's information confidential.
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• Violence against doctors in China
  ...hina]]. This phenomenon has been linked to a variety of factors, including patient dissatisfaction, long waiting times, and perceived corruption in the health The term is derived from the Chinese words "Zhōngguó" (China), "yīshēng" (doctor), "zāoshòu" (suffer), and "bàolì" (violence).
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• Manners
  ...ween healthcare professionals and patients, which can significantly impact patient outcomes. ...onds to individual patient preferences, needs, and values. It ensures that patient values guide all clinical decisions.
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• Clarify
  ...ment plan, or the results of medical tests. The goal is to ensure that the patient or their family fully understands the information being provided to them, a ...in simpler terms, or providing additional context or examples to help the patient understand.
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• Patient experience
  == Patient Experience == ...h the [[healthcare system]], including their care from [[health plans]], [[doctor|doctors]], [[nurse|nurses]], and [[hospital|staff]] in [[hospital|hospitals
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• Telehealth
  ...idly growing field within healthcare that utilizes digital information and communication technologies, such as computers and mobile devices, to access health care s Telehealth can be broken down into three main categories: [[remote patient monitoring]], [[store and forward]], and [[real-time interactive services]]
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