1. is a patient with common diseases, and the doctor in charge will communicate with the patient or his family members in detail about the condition, prognosis and treatment plan when making rounds at the bedside.
2. It is a difficult and critical patient, and the patient's doctor in charge, attending physician (including department director) and responsible nurse (including head nurse) directly communicate with patients and their families.
3. It is * * * frequently-occurring and common diseases, and the head nurse and related doctors and nurses will call a meeting of patients or their families to concentrate on communication.
Doctor-patient communication is a kind of communication between doctors and patients in the process of diagnosis and treatment, in order to treat patients' diseases and meet their health needs.
The communication between doctors and patients is different from ordinary interpersonal communication. When patients see a doctor, they are particularly eager for the care, warmth and consideration of medical staff, so they are more concerned and sensitive to the language, expressions, gestures and behaviors of medical staff. This requires medical staff to change their hearts and feelings for truth and think and deal with problems from the standpoint of patients.
In medical care, doctors and patients are guided to scientifically diagnose and treat patients' injuries and diseases through various distinctive and all-round information exchanges, so as to form mutual understanding, establish trust and cooperation, and achieve the purpose of safeguarding human health and promoting medical development and social progress.