D ONE BY : G2B S TUDENT I D :. Objective : - - How to became a successful doctor - - - How to deal with patient - - What the patient needs to know. -

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D ONE BY : G2B S TUDENT I D :

Objective : - - How to became a successful doctor How to deal with patient - - What the patient needs to know. - - To apply these characteristics to our daily learning activities.

The Patients expect excellent medical expertise from their doctors and they respond positively to doctors who show compassion and try to understand the patients.

SMILING The smile plays an important role of the patient in the psyche of the patient. It may let the patient feel better.

Respectful of Patients Patients are happy with doctors who show good manners, such as apologizing for delaying an appointment, and explaining a patient's condition in simple language

compassion The good doctor should tries to understand what patient’s feeling and experiencing, physically and emotionally, and communicates that understanding to hem.

Professionalism Professionalism is evident in the way the doctor treats his role as a caregiver and the extra mile he's willing to go for his patients Doctors who respect their profession show enthusiasm for their job

Saying the truth The patient must know the truth about his illness, and the doctor should say it in a nice way.

Personality The doctor’s personality should be strong, knew how to take care all kinds of patients.

Personal hygiene Proper hygiene is an important health practice that pertains to both personal care and the prevention of illness.

Keep learning The doctors must reading books and learning the new things. Like, medications and diseases.

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