Bridging Understanding in Medicare: Template for Effective Communication in Indigenous Languages
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 10
Abstract
One of the implications of globalization is to include all possible stakeholders in every enterprise, taking into consideration all enabling variables. The maintenance of a good patient-doctor relationship otherwise known as clinical relationship is central to the health care delivery in medical practice. For this reason, it is the usual practice in medical schools all around the globe to make the attainment of communication skills compulsory for all. A doctor
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