Re:Why Did My Patient Leave Me?
by jacquesm on Saturday April 15, 2017 @02:54PM
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> which is often used for feeding solids and liquids.
No, it was there during the operation, not for feeding.
> Again, I don't know all the details, but I'd imagine what happened is that your consulting doctor saw you had an NG or OG tube and wasn't sure why.
No, this was definitely not the case.
> All of this leads to miscommunication, misunderstandings, and massive/frequent problems like your experience.
This may sound funny to you, but ego or miscommunication doesn't matter to me, the end result is what matters. If you can't communicate or have an inflated ego I'd rather not have you as my doctor because either one of those is an ingredient in a recipe for an accident.
No, it was there during the operation, not for feeding.
> Again, I don't know all the details, but I'd imagine what happened is that your consulting doctor saw you had an NG or OG tube and wasn't sure why.
No, this was definitely not the case.
> All of this leads to miscommunication, misunderstandings, and massive/frequent problems like your experience.
This may sound funny to you, but ego or miscommunication doesn't matter to me, the end result is what matters. If you can't communicate or have an inflated ego I'd rather not have you as my doctor because either one of those is an ingredient in a recipe for an accident.