To build a harmonious relationship between doctor and patient Countermeasures.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 20 To build a harmonious relationship between doctor and patient Countermeasures [Abstract] doctor-patient relationship is the most basic of medical practice in interpersonal relationships, the coordination of this relationship a direct impact on whether or not the entire activities in the area of health practice, start with healthy functioning. Good doctor-patient communication is to achieve a patient-centered psychosomatic patients to alleviate the suffering of the need to create the best psychosomatic state is to promote understanding and support among doctors and patients to improve treatment needs. [Keywords:] hospital; Doctor-patient communication; physician-patient relationship Physician-patient relationship is an integral part of social relations, a harmonious society needs a harmonious doctor-patient relationship. With the constant improvement of market economic system, the Government’s sense of responsibility, the rights of people awareness, sense of participation and the pursuit of the interests of the medical side, and many other factors make the doctor-patient relationship has become strained, marked increase in patient disputes, increasingly strained physician-patient relationship is a serious impact on the hospitals in this holy place has been regarded as humane. Frequent occurrence of medical disputes, and the growing sphere of influence, not only detrimental to the image of the patient health care workers, but also detrimental to the quality of the medical order and will eventually damage the vital interests of the patient’s increasingly strained doctor-patient relationship has been the Medical workers and patients of the sensitive topics of common interest, causing the health sector, the legal profession, the media attention. Medical malpractice issue is not just a simple medical problems, has evolved into a social problem. The status of a physician-patient relationship Comparison of physician-patient relation