How to Treat Difficult Patients: A Step-By-Step Guide
Findings suggest that up to 15% of encounters with adult patients can be described as “difficult”.
Findings suggest that up to 15% of encounters with adult patients can be described as “difficult”.
There is a lot you can learn from your patients that was never taught at medical school.
A primary care physician reflects on the advice he has provided patients over the years.
Patients who were able to read visit notes and submit feedback highlighted personal, relational, and safety benefits.
Physicians should take care and act prudently when conveying electronic messages to patients, always keeping sensitivity at the forefront.
Important aspects of patient care, such as empathy, relationship-building, and dealing with patients’ emotions are often given less emphasis in medical schools.
Dr Krant discussed some of the issues facing patients with RA.