THE IMPORTANCE OF DOCTOR-PATIENT COMMUNICATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Doctor-patient communication in the modern clinic is an essential element that permeates all stages of healthcare. This study highlighted the importance of building a solid trusting relationship and demonstrating empathy between doctors and patients, which are essential for effective communication. This communication goes beyond the simple exchange of clinical information, being essential at all stages of medical care, influencing diagnoses, treatments and the patient's experience. The pillars of this relationship are the building of trust and empathy, which improve the quality of service and shared decision-making. Communication is also linked to adherence to treatment, essential for therapeutic success. The text discusses cultural and linguistic barriers, time pressure and the complexity of information as challenges in doctor-patient communication. It concludes that investing in improving the communication skills of healthcare professionals and raising patient awareness is fundamental to promoting quality care in the modern clinic.
THE IMPORTANCE OF DOCTOR-PATIENT COMMUNICATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.15938323091010
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Palavras-chave: Doctor-patient relationship. Medical communication. Modern clinic.
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Keywords: Doctor-patient relationship. Medical communication. Modern clinic.
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Abstract:
Doctor-patient communication in the modern clinic is an essential element that permeates all stages of healthcare. This study highlighted the importance of building a solid trusting relationship and demonstrating empathy between doctors and patients, which are essential for effective communication. This communication goes beyond the simple exchange of clinical information, being essential at all stages of medical care, influencing diagnoses, treatments and the patient's experience. The pillars of this relationship are the building of trust and empathy, which improve the quality of service and shared decision-making. Communication is also linked to adherence to treatment, essential for therapeutic success. The text discusses cultural and linguistic barriers, time pressure and the complexity of information as challenges in doctor-patient communication. It concludes that investing in improving the communication skills of healthcare professionals and raising patient awareness is fundamental to promoting quality care in the modern clinic.
- Giovana Elisa Rosa Galiassi
- Stteffany Fernandes Brito
- Indyara Freitas Biasi
- Jhony Lucas Inácio de Almeida
- Leonardo de Souza Fernandes
- Nicolli Zamo Ortolan