Physician-Patient Relationship: Shared Experiences

"Physician-Patient Relationship: Sharing Experiences" is a work that aims to show the reader the experiences of clinical work with patients and their families, focusing on human relationships, as well as aspects that invite reflection within a professional activity. The home visit is the best way to interact with a patient and their family. It is also the best way to start your private professional practice before renting an office.

Person-centered care involves the management of six interactive components in the patient-centered model, which is shown with clinical examples. The concept of Quaternary Prevention is a set of activities that attempt to prevent, reduce, and/or alleviate the harm caused to patients by medical intervention, and a clear example of what should not be done is presented to the reader.

Intrafamilial violence is a learned behavior, rooted in the culture and the way societies are structured and organized. The use of violence as a mechanism to reduce conflicts is learned from childhood and passed on from one generation to the next through the FAMILY, games, education, cinema, and the media. Examples of attention and cutting-edge concepts are also discussed.

What are we, as medical professionals, doing to meet the needs and expectations of our patients, and how do we provide quality and safe services? Concepts and examples of medical liability are also addressed, and the reader is invited to participate in the topic.

The home visit is the best way to interact with a patient and their family, and it is also the best way to start your private professional practice before renting an office. Person-centered care involves the management of six interactive components in the patient-centered model, which is shown with clinical examples. The concept of Quaternary Prevention is a set of activities that attempt to prevent, reduce, and/or alleviate the harm caused to patients by medical intervention, and a clear example of what should not be done is presented to the reader.

Intrafamilial violence is a learned behavior, rooted in the culture and the way societies are structured and organized. The use of violence as a mechanism to reduce conflicts is learned from childhood and passed on from one generation to the next through the FAMILY, games, education, cinema, and the media. Examples of attention and cutting-edge concepts are also discussed.

What are we, as medical professionals, doing to meet the needs and expectations of our patients, and how do we provide quality and safe services? Concepts and examples of medical liability are also addressed, and the reader is invited to participate in the topic.

Dr. Gerardo Ramirez Sandoval

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