The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication
The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication
(The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication)
Question description
Cite your sources using the correct APA format on a separate page. Must have less than 25% on turnitin!!!
When writing in this class, I ask that you use headings within your writings that correspond with the rubric that I am grading from. For example, if the Weekly Discussion has four sections to respond to, then please use these four headings in your post and put your responses under each heading. Or if your paper has six rubric sections to answer about, then have six headings in your paper and put the information below these headings.
I have found that it makes it easier for the both of us and it improves my student’s grades exponentially. Also, less is missed because you can see if you have completed each and every section of the rubric and I will know where to find your answers that correspond.
The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication(The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication)
Patient and physician communication is the key to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. For many patients, talking to a physician can be an intimidating process. Effective communication can be reduced by the limited time that patients often have to express their health concerns with their health provider.
Explain how miscommunication in physician-patient interaction might impact recovery of a patient. Justify your answer.
According to you, which are the two most critical examples of miscommunication between physicians and female patients according to Sue Fisher (1984)? What are Eric Cassell’s (1985) criteria for effective communication? Justify your answers with appropriate research and reasoning.
Cassell, E.J. (1985). Talking with patients, Vol. 2. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Fisher, S. (1984). Doctor–patient communication: A social and micro-political
Performance. Sociology of Health and Illness, 6, 1–27.
Managed Care(The Importance of Physician-Patient Communication)
Managed care is designed to help control health care costs. It regulates the costs of health care by capping the costs of certain procedures. Docs in a box are clinics that can rapidly see patients for lower costs.
What do you understand by the term “managed care”? What is the influence of managed care in regulating the medical profession?
Describe the term “Docs-in-a-Box” and its relation to cost containment and managed care. Justify your answers with appropriate research and reasoning.
