Speaking with doctors everyday about their perspective on technology and mHealth/mobile healthcare - this thought came to my mind:
If anyone was given 15 minutes to educate a doctor about anything, what would it be, and why?
I left the question open ended to get diversity in perspectives, and posted it on Quora. There were a few key expectations from both doctors and patients that stuck out in the answers, and I beleive the following may resonate with majority of the patient population, and doctors.
Doctor's must:
1) Listen
2) Show Compassion
3) Say it as it is
4) Know how to deactivate a muscular Trigger Point
5) Show Respect
6) Have Knowledge Outside your Specialty
7) Educate patients - pre and post-op
8) Give Time
9) Read Bad Pharma / Know the affects of old and new pharma.
10) Provide critical appraisal of medical literature
This is by no means a scientific or research ranking - just ordered by the popularity of answer's and things that stuck out to me. Read some amazing stories, and share your perspective here:
