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∙ 2013-11-23 21:41:46Patients should act with respect. The best way to ensure a good professional relationship is by treating each other appropriately according to the situation.
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∙ 2013-11-23 21:41:46written document of a patient in professional relationship with a doctor
Doctors and emergency health professionals should never turn away a patient.
The relationship of health care professionals and that of the legal profession is a vast relationship. One example of the relationship would be the DNR form.
Carla Caldwell Stanford has written: 'Ethics for health professionals' -- subject(s): Ethics, Professional-Patient Relations, Clinical Ethics
Teresa L. Thompson has written: 'Communication for health professionals' -- subject(s): Communication, Communication in medicine, Delivery of Health Care, Interpersonal communication, Medical personnel and patient, Patient education, Professional-Patient Relations 'Coding Provider-Patient Interaction' 'The Routledge handbook of health communication' -- subject(s): Health Promotion, Physician-Patient Relations, Methods, Communication, Review, Delivery of Health Care, Handbooks, manuals, Communication in medicine, Organization & administration, Patient Education as Topic, Physician and patient
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the health record is considered a primary data source it contains information about a patient that has been documented by the professionals who provided care or services to that patient.
First, do no harm. Then, depending on if the patient is unconscious due to some sort of trauma, the professional will maintain the ABC's (Airway, breathing & circulation). If the situation is emergent, the professional shall seek transport to the nearest hospital. Otherwise, in a nutshell, maintaining the highest respect to life, dignity and modesty to the patient is keen. A dedicated professional will put all else aside to ensure the patient is taken care of...it's sort of a second nature to the dedicated professionals. Hope this helps.
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Studying psychology and sociology is essential to enable the health care professional to understand the needs and circumstances of the service user and to allow them to administrate the most effective treatment and care in the best interests of the patient.
The patient might think he or she needs medication or surgery, while the health care professional might think differently.For example, sometimes people think they need antibiotics for viral illnesses while health care professionals believe otherwise.
health professionals draw their understanding of health from the books that they read and studied while patients only rely on what they see and hear about health