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Re: Follow-up papsFrom: Dr. P. Peterman (peterman@proteus.com)Wed Mar 17 06:27:35 1999
At Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Michael J. Wolpmann, M.D., FACOG wrote: > Dr. Wolpmann, Hyperbole aside, we clearly agree on much of what has been said. We also share a desire to continue practicing medicine in a system that is not physician-friendly. You are undoubtedly a good doc, and I am certain your patients receive the best care you can provide them. Practice good medicine, document it, cover your ass, be empathic, and talk to your patients. Obscure studies or not (what's wrong with reading the literature? I provides good fodder for discussion!), it has been demonstrated many times, that a common characteristic of docs that get sued is one of poor patient perception: that "my doctor didn't talk to me, he/she talked down to me, etc." I know you know this. What you say, how you say it, and the general perception people get from communication with you, says a lot. Peace. P.Peterman.
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