💬 "When you are on the same plane as your doctor, you can tell your doctor things and your doctor can tell you things… But if there's a misalignment going on, your doctor says one thing and you'll say another thing, and you guys never meet in the middle. And that's how that doctor becomes the villain."
⚡ In this episode, I'm addressing the misconceptions surrounding the doctor-patient relationship and why doctors are often unfairly labeled as the villains in patients' stories. I'll explain how systemic issues and other external factors lead to misunderstandings and misalignments in health care. This isn't just about individual experiences—it's a broader issue that affects the quality of care for everyone. It's time we uncover the factors influencing healthcare and how we can work together to improve outcomes for all.
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