Some specialties in medical practice are daunting and if set in a hospital scenario the complexity is compounded. When patients visit a physician after being aware of the reputation of the doctor they expect a good care that may be not limited to the successful treatment. In hospital settings, patients often wait long hours and get a few minutes window to consult the physician. Although the expertise endows the doctor to do the needful (clinically) within this time frame, the time may be too short to ease the worries of the patients.
The patient may feel emotionally neglected despite receiving a good treatment and may consult a different doctor. On the other side, sheer work pressure on a regular basis compels doctors to behave more professionally which patients never understand. Do you think spending more time with patients to answer their queries and relieving their anxieties is good…
