Doctors’ Duty to Patients – Emotional Counselor or Simply a TroubleShooter?

NPR has a story exploring the role of US doctors.

In the midst of health care reform debate – it’s asked: what role do doctors have in caring for their patients? What level of burden shall be placed upon patients when reporting their ailments to their doctor? The answers may determine the doctor’s form of compensation…

Posted August 22, 2009 by Alexandra. Comments and trackbacks are open. Follow the comments feed.

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