Patient/doctor relationships in the new NHS.
Copyright policy )Patient/doctor relationships in the new NHS.
In spite of the radical changes in the delivery of health care, patients still need a high quality, professional individual relationship with their doctor. As modern medicine increases in complexity, this need becomes more crucial. It must not be eroded by pressures on time, manpower restrictions or financial expediency. Teamwork with other skilled health-care workers is complementary and greatly enhances the quality of care, but it is not a substitute.
- Royal Brompton Hospital United Kingdom
- Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust United Kingdom
Patient Care Team, Physician-Patient Relations, Health Care Reform, Humans, Workload, Referral and Consultation, Organizational Innovation, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Quality of Health Care
Patient Care Team, Physician-Patient Relations, Health Care Reform, Humans, Workload, Referral and Consultation, Organizational Innovation, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Quality of Health Care
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