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Components to Service Excellence Quality healthcare. Being responsive to patient needs. Providing personal attention. Striving to do your best. Resolving problems timely when they arise. Maintaining patient confidentiality. Providing a safe environment. Taking ownership of ones work.
Physicians ability to effectively and compassionately communicate information is key to a successful patientphysician relationship.
Ensuring physicians feel valued and respected is paramount for their job satisfaction and the quality of patient care. This begins with regular recognition and appreciation of their contributions, fostering open communication, and supporting work-life balance.
Placing trust in a doctor helps them maintain or regain their health and well-being. This unique relationship encompasses 4 key elements: mutual knowledge, trust, loyalty, and regard. Knowledge refers to the doctors knowledge of the patient as well as the patients knowledge of the doctor.
Best practices for delivering quality patient care Show respect. Express gratitude. Enable access to care. Involve patients family members and friends. Coordinate patient care with other providers. Provide emotional support. Engage patients in their care plan. Address your patients physical needs.

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Placing trust in a doctor helps them maintain or regain their health and well-being. This unique relationship encompasses 4 key elements: mutual knowledge, trust, loyalty, and regard. Knowledge refers to the doctors knowledge of the patient as well as the patients knowledge of the doctor.
And contrary to what we sometimes hear from physicians, being respectful is not just about being nice. Its about engaging with patients as human beings and valuing them as such, in the same way that physicians desire to be respected by their patients.
The relationship between a patient and a physician is based on trust, which gives rise to physicians ethical responsibility to place patients welfare above the physicians own self-interest or obligations to others, to use sound medical judgment on patients behalf, and to advocate for their patients welfare.

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