GOLDEN COMMUNICATION tips for DOCTORS

[@integrityshines561]

You are a true doctor with compassion for your patients. May you always stay blessed.

[@laurice8056]

This is Valuable advice that I have been practicing with my patients for my entire clinical career,...over 25 years. Connecting with my patients & their families,...especially by listening to them helps me to help them better. Thank you for sharing!

[@elizabethbower2168]

Excellent advice this should be compulsory viewing for all hospital doctors

[@drsuneeldhand]

Thanks Elizabeth!

[@modiaz2026]

Thank you. That was beautiful. I wish there was a way to make doctors less busy...and all these should be regularly reviewed as part of medical school. Having a bedside manner is everything.

[@maryroseculas3273]

WOW !!!! Excellent tips from Dr Suneel to other doctor's. A good upbringing child, has all these qualities. Had doctor's who actually were rude, as we always do ask questions. Doctor's should never think less of anyone, who comes to them. Humilty, is of utmost importance. Thank you.

[@thebearcouncil8810]

Thank you again for your lovely videos. Communication (explaning and listening with feedback) really makes all the difference, and will probably imcrease patience compliance by a lot.

[@blessingbokamoso3567]

I love your content! realistic and practical tips

[@vaikai3635]

Beautifully explained. Thank you..!

[@wilmahoffmann2349]

I wish I can have you as my doctor.

[@laurieannJake]

It’s so hard in Urgent care being only provider , during Covid So time is of the essence- tough balance

[@smily6781]

Communication is everything to improve doctor and patient releationship.. Knocking the door - cool and confident Smile Mr , miss Always sit down Give a patience to speak , listening is gold Make eye contact Use hand gestures Ask open ended questions y -what - wn ( compassion - empathy) Family in loop - for disoriented End on a postive mood Don' t - dont check computer Present , engage

[@dnyaneshwarmane8837]

Wonderful

[@plaksaleaf]

Top notch ! 😎

[@drsuneeldhand]

Thank you!

[@jennc277]

Not a doctor but I might play one on tv. I have an audition tomorrow and there's very useful info in this video. Thank you!

[@shriramjawahar22]

thank you so much, needed to hear this!

[@rojas2943]

Thankyou for this wonderful video doctor!😊

[@drsuneeldhand]

Thanks Roja!

[@laurieannJake]

Very helpful! I appreciate you!

[@drsuneeldhand]

Thanks Laurieann for watching!

[@Magnificento03]

This is amazing , thank you so much DR.

[@lauracw_24]

This is such an informative video.

[@laurieannJake]

The hand shake and smile are lost to Covid and masks

[@peterturner3929]

nicely stated, inspirational...

[@sharwesharokya5873]

Good

[@Dr.Jyotsna]

Thanks a lot..g8 vedio..can u make vedio about councling patient or attendent about poor prognosis or procedural complication

[@arunskumar2350]

PLEASE EDUCATE THE MASSES HOW MANY SCHEMES ARE OFFERED TO DOCTORS, IF YOU PRESCRIBE THEIR PRODUCTS. FEW INDUSTRIES ARE ASKING FOR MILITARY PROTECTION, SOON THE DOCTORS WILL ASK FOR MILITARY PROTECTION. THE PUBLIC IS WAKING UP TO REALITIES.

[@punmagar20]

Thanks

[@kathrynmcmorrow7170]

I like you.

[@bridgettheswaggmaster7958]

Is that a new thing to have family come in?I remember one time I went to the dr and he asked if I had anyone that brought me and he asked I bring them in

[@surv2239]

I just got this in my feed? Boy, yt is slow for the good things to people. You are so correct. Bedside manner is something many doctors lack. Interruptions make patients feel like we are unimportant it also fosters the idea that the doctor came into the room with an agenda and a lack of new or different treatments or a better diagnosis, in my life it has been a proven fact that if I go to get a second opinion they just restate the previous doctor's diagnosis without ever a true sense of covering the patient's side of issues. Once I went in for an MRI with contrast, I wasn't given anything orally, or in a shot, or an IV. The Technician typed into the computer that they did such and therefore I was told it happened. I am also a medical professional, I have my training so to be treated this way made me extremely angry. Just as I had told a dentist I was brushing my teeth up to ten times a day and flossing, but I didn't understand his long words so he put it in my records that I wasn't caring for my teeth-- turns out I brushed my enamel off and back then they couldn't rebuild it so I ended up with a mouth full of fillings and continuous cavities. I now have eleven teeth all broken and decaying because I could never trust another dentist. My dentures broke during a high BP attack and an epileptic seizure, oh that's another story extremely long suffice it to say, it took 50yrs to diagnose the epilepsy, already dealing with Bilateral TIA'S since infancy and Heart issues. Amazing I am even alive, so every time I get a flu shot I get really sick, I got walking pneumonia after on shot for that. I'm not trusting these vaccines. Also allergic to elements in them.

[@Avishreds]

this is gold

[@richardbarry1926]

If an x-ray won't do doctor? To find the problem refer that an MRI or CT scan is done if the patient is complaining about ongoing pain.?... Month years after a surgery.... I find that sometimes ego gets in the way of listening to patients..

[@davidkokaska8130]

I got almost the same advice back in 1973 From a newspaper advice column Writer Ann Landers &!I don’t think she went to medical school - can you believe it?? Sure Knock, I might be peeing

[@evolvegetinspired2221]

noice ...>>>>>

[@bridgettheswaggmaster7958]

Is it normal for a dr to call you the next day?

[@phyothiha3816]

Thanks :-)

[@zerimaryar]

I am trying to find that study where the doctor sitting was perceived as having spent more time with the patient... I know i saw it and thought I had saved it but now can not find that study. Anyone know where that is? a DOI number?

[@Dr_Salfiyah]

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[@bridgettheswaggmaster7958]

Also has anyone dealt with an angry dr?

[@abeeerkh]

👍🏼

[@pritamshil5765]

Sir,are facial asymmetry and body asymmetry in human being normal?

[@nikitaw1982]

I'll talk for 90 minutes jumping around 20 topics

[@rumit9946]

Nice bump 😅

[@koteswararaosaragadam3628]

What I can do some dr’s always not following patients appointment time. Patients long time ( one ,two,some time 3,4 hours) to wait. And dr get madeleines and posting the appointment’s so.... what kind of rights patients have ?

[@new-knowledge8040]

An experiment was performed. Four intelligent people were selected. Two were men, two were women. Each was given an identical script to memorize. This script was what they were going to say to the randomly selected doctor that they were going to be sent to. One man and one woman were told to look spiffy, with spiffy looking hair styles and so forth, and were told to speak in a monotone voice. The other man and woman were told to dress casually, and look a little bit scruffy, and to speak emotionally. OK here comes the good stuff. The spiffy looking man, recited his script to the doctor. The doctor said, we must look into this immediately. I will send you to a hospital and we will have certain tests done. Then came the spiffy looking woman. The doctor said, if the problem persists for the next few days, then come back and we'll look into it much deeper. Then came the casual looking emotional man. The doctor said straightaway, there's nothing wrong with you. Then came the emotional casual looking woman. The doctor angrily said, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you. Madam, what you are, is a hypochondriac. So the doctors appeared to base decisions upon behavior, appearance, and being male or female, rather than what was spoken to them.

[@jankiller45]

A test group size of 4 people, no control groups, no linked source to the experiment? Even if this experiment is real, it was set up in such a way that it can not be trusted as statistically true. It does however propose an interesting problem that there are doctors who bear a heavy prejudice in their clinical assessments, but I honestly don't believe this exists outside of extremes.

[@markhughes2143]

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