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Every medical professional will agree: patient-doctor rapport is important. Before Anaesthetic Group was set-up and online pre-op questionnaires were launched, most anaesthetists made very little pre-op contact before the day of the private list. It was simply too difficult. Most anaesthetists would turn up on the day, and proceed with the case. As a patient,…
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(If you’re hesitant to use your mobile, read this article here first) You’ve decided to send a link to your questionnaire by SMS. Now, you need to work out an efficient way of doing this. What should I say? It’s always a good idea to start by saying who you are, and what you need…
As we all know, an operation can be a daunting experience for patients. In the days leading up to the procedure, it’s likely their minds will be pre-occupied. As a result, patients will invariably forget some elements of what you tell them. They may well even overlook flyers you give them, or emails you send…
