Physician-patient relationship at HUEH: is it a "relationship to" or a "relationship between"?
Jean Paul, A.; Leonard, Y. G.; Saint Louis, R.; Camille, J.; Jean, R.; Castra, R.; Delicate, H. P. K.; Decan, Y.; Delma, R. P.; Civil, M. F.
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To discover the relationship model in force between doctor and patient at the Haitian State University Hospital of Haiti (HUEH), a semi-directed survey was conducted among fifty patients. The qualitative analysis of the various interviews showed that patients were generally satisfied with their relationship with doctors. However, opinions are not sharing on their level information whether it is their illness or their therapeutic management; the results also showed that doctors had poor empathy. Hence our conclusion there is an unethical relationship in this institution, where doctors and patients coexist mainly in a "to" relationship and less so in a "between" relationship.
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