《医学院校研究生英语读与写（第四版）》 课件 Unit 4 Text B Does the Doctor-Patient Relationship Mean More to Doctors than Patients.pptx

医学院校研究生英语读与写（第四版）;English for Master Students in Medical Universities;Unit Four ;Outline ;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Global analysis of the text;It is the touchstone for our professional conduct and the single matter that physicians, when polled, say we value most about medical practice. (Para. 1);It is the touchstone for our professional conduct and the single matter that physicians, when polled, say we value most about medical practice. (Para. 1);It is the touchstone for our professional conduct and the single matter that physicians, when polled, say we value most about medical practice. (Para. 1);Ethics in capitated managed care is not essentially different from ethics in any other fee and delivery system. (Para. 2); Is “gaming the system” ever right? (Para. 2);What treatments are “marginal,” “futile,” and “experimental”—and who should pay for them? (Para. 2);Should private companies support public goods, such as research, teaching and indigent care? (Para. 2);Lurking behind each question is the disturbing body of evidence that the doctor-patient relationship is more important to doctors than to patients. (Para. 3);Lurking behind each question is the disturbing body of evidence that the doctor-patient relationship is more important to doctors than to patients. (Para. 3);The kind of relationship most physicians were weaned on was covenantal, continuous, confidential, supportive and personal. (Para. 3);The kind of relationship most physicians were weaned on was covenantal, continuous, confidential, supportive and personal. (Para. 3);Fidelity and altruism are supposed to govern the doctor-patient relationship. (Para. 4);Professionals … pledge to defend those interests against administrative, medical and personal barriers. (Para. 4);patients as a whole are increasingly wary of physicians as a group, and think that physicians are paid too much. (Para. 4);Continuous or ep