@Miller,
Good Doctoring requires undivided attention to patients,but many doctors have become slaves to Electronic Health Records or Electronic Medical Services. Without good communication, a doctor may give you the wrong diagnosis or order tests you don't need. And the less you and your doctor talk about your care or make decisions together, the less likely you are to understand or follow through on your treatment. Whether good dialogue makes you less confused or more invested in your own care, it matters.
But there are still professional doctors who are struggling to help their patients. Just need to find them)