Sacrificing the white coat for infection control?
The white coat may be working against the “Do no harm” mantra by which we abide.
The white coat may be working against the “Do no harm” mantra by which we abide.
Overbooked schedules and unsatisfied patients occur because the demand for health care is greater than the supply of healthcare providers.
Too often, patients rely on the provider to ‘fix them,’ signifying an unwillingness to be participants in their own care.
We must not let time constraints and busy schedules eliminate the most important aspect of the patient encounter: human touch.
More procedures are being implemented to help health-care providers like NPs avoid errors.
The holistic approach to patient care often answers the questions that science cannot explain.
Balancing the art and science of medicine with government and business is a tricky act.
In general, the more people involved in treatment, the better the patient’s outcome. But is this feasible in primary care?
Time constraints make it difficult to adequately educate patients about the benefits of vaccines in the office, but there are several strategies that may help.
Diabetes treatments have come a long way, but continual efforts are needed to make the disease easier to manage and more affordable.