Ajith Kozhikote – Treated With Care

As physicians, we hold a big responsibility of preserving the faith of the patients, supporting them in their disease and treating them with care. Nobody chooses to be bed ridden for a complete life, or live with the dangerous diseases. Those who are safe from the world of diseases, pains and sufferings are the luckiest people on this planet. It is the duty of every physician to create an environment of care, communication with his patients, and take a first step towards treating them.
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Communication plays an important role in the relationship of the patient and the doctor. In my career, I have examined so many people, and I found that most of them don’t talk because of the fear their disease and others are just not so open. In those cases, it’s hard to create make a patient comfortable with the environment, they should be treated in a way that they accept their health problems easily and should be flexible with any type of treatment. This communication therapy helps in modifying their behavior and reducing the complexities in the treatment. Another reason behind maintaining a smooth relationship with the patients is to reduce their anxiety

Drawing out a hand of modesty towards the family of the patients can also aid in knowing more about the patient’s behavior. We must remain in regular contact with the families to conquer their fears and stress of being in the hospital. Being a physician, we encounter so many people on a daily basis, only recalling them all is very unmanageable. But, it’s not impossible, if this step can help so many people, then it’s worth a try.

Talk to the patients about their health problems whenever you get time. Give them the confidence and support them to stay strong. Educate them about the treatment and let them know about the possibilities of the case. This direct interaction with the patients and families would not only encourage the patient, but it would give us an opportunity to know them in a better way.

Treat your patients with care both physically and emotionally.

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