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Good communication can be difficult, especially in the hectic world of healthcare. And I'm not only talking about the patient's perspective of feeling rushed by a deadline, it is difficult for doctors. What the doctors are assigned to the typical 10 or 20 minutes to see a patient? Getting patients to understand the diagnosis, for a start. First patients motivated to follow through with treatment or lifestyle changes. Not enough time to really talk to the patient or to foster a relationship.Difficulties in connecting with the patient. Not enough time. Difficulties, a detailed history of the patient. And did I mention WOW GOLD, not enough time?
The latest issue of the Journal of Participatory Medicine contains an interesting study that shows some of the biggest obstacles standing in the way of a common understanding and shared decision making between doctor and patient. The authors compile a list of 18 questions and sent a survey to about 275 doctors in the Canadian province of Manitoba, and they asked each member to find out how serious it placed a barrier standing. The top two? Patients who do not by treatment or lifestyle changes first, followed by - you guessed it - not enough time. If the authors of the wow gold study further broke the results, the single biggest obstacles to a common understanding to resolve what to with a patient with too many health issues. The biggest obstacles to the single joint decision that a patient who did not trust the doctor.
