Where depression had been recognized and treated (in most cases with antidepressant drugs), this was described in ways which suggested that it was appropriate and indicated a satisfactory doctor-patient relationship.
It is known from the literature that building on and establishing an effective and satisfactory doctor-patient relationship has an appreciable impact on health outcomes for patients [ 44] GPs stated that different relationship models with patients with persistent MUS develop over time: mutual alliance, ambivalent alliance and non-alliance.
Qualitative assessment of health workers' knowledge - The IMCI knowledge of 3 out of 13 health workers could be rated as satisfactory (two doctors and one LHV).
On the other hand, achieving the urinary continence grade being satisfactory for doctors and above all for women who underwent this kind of operation is not always possible.
Knowledge of breast cancer risk factors is satisfactory among doctors but inadequate among a large percentage of nurses and other allied healthcare professionals in this study.
Although, practice of BSE among participants in this study is satisfactory, female doctors, nurses and other allied healthcare professionals should be encouraged to adopt regular CBE as well.
The study by the University of Pennsylvania surveyed 43,000 nurses in five countries, and found that they believe their pay is satisfactory and that doctors are generally good, but that patient care is rapidly deteriorating and stress is increasing, largely because of bad management and cost-cutting.
Following her deportation, Mr. Rintoul told the Australian Associated Press he believed she was hastily removed "deliberately and consciously" before being given satisfactory access to doctors "to avoid there being any possible review of the decision to remove her".
On the contrary, there was a general pattern of how the satisfactory and trustful doctor-patient relationship from the patients' point of view could be created, maintained or destroyed.
Although some participants reported satisfactory relationships with their doctor based on a negotiated approach, directly challenging a doctors decision was felt to be inappropriate.
But it is very difficult for those who are hard up, in erratic employment but not actually on the streets - those who make up the 17% of those who have no insurance at all - to raise the required cash to form a satisfactory relationship with the doctor, who has to certify the patient has less than six months to go.
