Doctor-Patient relationship needs to be strengthened- DMC President
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New Delhi: With the Delhi Medical Council electing Dr Arun Gupta, a practising Paediatrician from North Delhi as its new President, the doctor has highlighted the importance of making improvements in the dwindling doctor-patient relationship as the main focus of his tenure.
" In the last 8-10 years, the mistrust between the patient and medical fraternity has gone up tremendously. Whenever you see a patient coming after a doctor's visit , you see them complaining that either the doctor has overcharged them, or mistreated them. We need to improve the image of medical fraternity amongst the patients and remove the mindset that doctors are enemies of patients. Rather, the need of the hour is to point out to patients, that doctors are an important companion of the patient in distressed times."
" In the last 8-10 years, the mistrust between the patient and medical fraternity has gone up tremendously. Whenever you see a patient coming after a doctor's visit , you see them complaining that either the doctor has overcharged them, or mistreated them. We need to improve the image of medical fraternity amongst the patients and remove the mindset that doctors are enemies of patients. Rather, the need of the hour is to point out to patients, that doctors are an important companion of the patient in distressed times."
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