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Mon 25 Jan, 2010 05:03 am
they simply want doctors who care, will listen, and know what they're doing
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they simply want doctors (who care them ) will listen to them (patients), and know what they (patients) are doing?
Context:
Reading the sites reassures me that what patients want from their physicians is not all that different from what good physicians want to offer their patients. Patients are generally not unreasonable, high-maintenance consumers; they simply want doctors who care, will listen, and know what they're doing. Far from being antagonistic or depressing, the stories renew my commitment to healing and reinforce my belief in the power of caring.
Oristar wrote: and know what they (patients) are doing?
No, what they (doctors) are doing.
@Francis,
Thanks.
And "will listen to them (patients)" is correct?
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:they simply want doctors (who care them ) will listen to them (patients), and know what they (patients) are doing?
They simply want doctors who care about the patients (i.e., are concerned about the patients' welfare), will listen to the patients, and who know their profession as doctors.
@oristarA,
... they [patients] simply want
doctors who care,
who will listen, and
who know what they're doing.