Does not promote equality among laypersons when direct physician–patient interaction is required, nor does it provide a context within which such an orientation can grow within the medical environment

Culture of Medicine

In the healthcare system, there are some culture of medicine practice that does not promote equality among laypersons when direct physician–patient interaction is required, nor does it provide a context within which such an orientation can grow within the medical environment. The practice must be medically meaningful by providing narratives of relevance that allow physicians to determine a diagnosis and formulate plans for therapeutic care for the patient. Therefore, establishing a partner-relationship between the physician and patient.

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