The phrase "patient manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or approach towards a situation or person, indicating that they are calm, understanding, and tolerant. Example: The doctor treated her patients with a patient manner, always taking the time to listen to their concerns and providing reassurance.
He is a trim, youthful 61-year-old, soft-spoken, with a practiced teacher's patient manner.
What really matters is a friendly attitude and a patient manner.
Mr. Marks — who is not affiliated with Mr. Burly — towers over many of his students and instructs with a gentle, patient manner.
Carberry inherited the ride on Sir Des Champs from Walsh's injured brother, Ruby, and could be spotted creeping along in her usual patient manner on the line of fences back from Valentine's.
There were hints of the horror film It Follows in the patient manner they approached Claire, though whether she suffered the same fate as that film's victims is unclear.
Bolatti is the 78th player called into the squad by coach Diego Maradona in less than a year, but the team confounded many of us with the solid, compact, patient manner in which they held together and waited for Uruguay to falter.
It can be argued that patients' manner of communicating has changed over time like GPs' communication styles have.
Trained SPs, in addition, are able to provide feedback on students' skills on building rapport with patients, manner of speech and language, interview structure and style etc.
"Manner of doctor's explanation to patient" and "manner of doctor's explanation to family" were subdivided into three categories: "oral only," "oral and other methods," and "no explanation/no explanation to patient".
Manner of physician's explanation to patient and manner of physician's explanation to family were both subdivided into two categories: oral only and oral and other methods, which included documents and pamphlets.
These actions demonstrate the government's commitment to developing hospital management and organization in a patient-centered manner to increase patient satisfaction.
