Building Trust Between Patients and Physicians

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Repairing and enhancing patient wellbeing are considered the most significant goals in the health sector. It is observed that a trustful relationship between physicians and other medical team members on one side and the patients and their families on the other side is really important to achieve the fundamental purposes in the “Art of Medicine”....

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volume 1  issue None

pages  25- 26

publication date 2017-07

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