Patients may not always understand the doctor’s rationale from "summary" of Doctors' Choice by Phyllis Blaustein
Patients may not always understand the doctor’s rationale. This lack of understanding can stem from a variety of factors, including differences in medical knowledge, communication barriers, and personal beliefs. For instance, a patient may not have the same level of education or experience as their doctor, making it difficult for them to grasp the complexities of a medical diagnosis or treatment plan. In addition, language barriers or cultural differences can further complicate the doctor-patient relationship, leading to misunderstandings and miscommunication. Furthermore, patients may have their own beliefs or biases that influence how they perceive their doctor’s rationale. For example, a patient who is ske...
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