Patients place their trust in doctors’ judgment from "summary" of Doctors' Choice by Phyllis Blaustein
The relationship between patients and doctors is built on a foundation of trust. When patients seek medical advice or treatment, they are essentially putting their well-being in the hands of their healthcare provider. This act of trust is not taken lightly by either party involved. Patients rely on doctors to make informed decisions based on their expertise and experience. Doctors, in turn, have a responsibility to act in the best interest of their patients. This trust is especially important when it comes to making decisions about treatment options. Patients often defer to their doctors’ judgment when faced with complex medical choices. They believe that doctors have the knowledge and expertise to recommend the most appropriate course of action. This trust is essential ...
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