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|Videos|July 20, 2020
The importance of listening during “key moments” in patient relationships
Author(s)Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor, Logan Lutton
Kurt Stange, MD, says that doctors who haven’t known a patient for a long time can build a relationship by taking the time to listen closely during times of stress or crisis.
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Kurt Stange, MD, says that doctors who haven’t known a patient for a long time can build a relationship by taking the time to listen closely during times of stress or crisis.
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