Dr. Goold urged physicians to work at building trust with patients and their families. “The even lower-hanging fruit is how we respond to patients’ and family requests for what we consider, in our clinical judgment, unnecessary,” she said. “This happens frequently. We need to learn how to handle it as professionals—as professionals committed to seeking and deserving our patients’ trust.”
SM14: Otolaryngologists Learn, Network, Teach at Annual Conference
by Thomas R. Collins •
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