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Care Delivery – Sharon1

 

Sharon1 says a respectful relationship is important for good care.

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I think, you know, he respects my – what I have to say about what’s going on, and that makes a big difference. You know, a lot of doctors get very frustrated with patients who always have something to say, but really don’t say anything. And I’m not like that; if I say something isn’t working, I mean it, and therefore he respects me, and that’s a good thing.


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