At least pretend to respect your patients

May 8, 2008

A NEJM piece on the bare minimum physician etiquette standards:

“[I]t’s simpler to change behavior than attitudes,” Kahn writes. In other words, we won’t get all doctors to respect their patients, but maybe we can get them to act like they do.



Related posts:

  1. Training the well-mannered physician
  2. Respect for Patients and their Families
  3. Generalists get no respect
  4. Waiting hours to see a doctor, and patients billing physicians for lost time
  5. Will banning drug company sponsorship harm patients?
  6. A cost effectiveness institute
  7. Tell patients to stop smoking, or get sued


KevinMD.com on Facebook


  Follow on Twitter   Subscribe



Comments on this entry are closed.

Previous post: Heal Thyself, again

Next post: Optimism

Site Meter