There are two critical aspects to health care: <\/strong><\/p>\n If these two mind-sets are not bonded on an emotional level in a way that results in trust, our medical system fails.<\/p>\n Not only must the doctor have a sense of trust in his\/her own judgment, but the patient must understand, accept and believe that the direction of the physician will result in the defined objective.<\/p>\n To accomplish this, the physician must provide the patient with: a complete understanding of the problem, presented in a way that will match the physician’s explanation of the problem, so the recommendation of the physician will be believable and achievable. <\/strong> Without that blend, the best medical advice will never be implemented, resulting in failure for the physician, failure for the patient, and medical reimbursements that will be refused.<\/p>\n It is to this end that we begin with an understanding of Inside the Mind of The Patient – Inside the Mind of the Doctor<\/strong>. It is from this foundation that…<\/p>\n Without this balance the historical statment: “If you do not understand why, you will not be able to comply<\/strong><\/em>” will become the rule rather than the exception and medical costs will rise truing to compensate for a failing medical system.<\/p>\n For it is not the medical knowledge that is the problem it is the medical system…\n
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