Communication between doctor and
patient is not just talking to the patient about what ails them. It is about
the way in which the doctor goes about talking to the patient and how they
choose their way depending upon age. As I have learned, thus far in my project,
it is ingrained in our nature to change our behavior depending upon our
settings. At first, it feels like a conscious effort to change our behavior to
say act more mature because less children are around or act like a child while
playing with your cousins, but in the end, it slowly becomes your subconscious
making the calls. Through my time at POA
I have learned that doctors go into appointments with an idea of how to
communicate with the patient based on age. For example, if the patient is
young, they will go in and make jokes and make them comfortable while if the
patient was more our age, they would attempt to focus mainly on us because we
are old enough now to communicate on our own.
As an update to the actual project
portion of my project, I have 44 completed surveys as of today. Due to some
complication, I may be staying at POA through Friday and then switching to the
vets office, where I have to figure out a new way to answer my essential
question as I found out today. In conclusion, everything seems to be going well
and I am anxiously awaiting the end result.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.