Enhancing Healthcare: Doctor-Patient Relationship in India
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This report delves into the critical role of the doctor-patient relationship in the Indian healthcare industry. It defines the doctor-patient relationship as a consensual agreement built on trust, regard, knowledge, and loyalty, exploring its significance in enhancing the quality of healthcare services. The research investigates the impact of this relationship, particularly on mental health services, considering factors such as increasing corruption, inequity in healthcare delivery, technological advancements, and the doctor-patient ratio. The study reviews existing literature and presents research questions evaluating the importance of a strong doctor-patient relationship and its influence on mental health services. It highlights the contributions to practice by emphasizing the impact on medical interventions and the real-life conditions of patients. The theoretical contribution involves a deeper understanding of the doctor-patient relationship's significance in service delivery and the factors contributing to its development within the Indian healthcare context. References from various authors support the analysis.
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