What a Patient Wants ...

Our understanding of the disease the healthcare system, the politics, the economy, the human to human interaction, the physical distance and intense use of social media daily meeting teleconferencing three medicine and others has taken a fast forward push to five years ahead in the sense we are far more tech savvy than we should have been had the pandemic didn't happen. Patient expectations changed and what patient wants also changed they are fine now to see you remotely or to talk to you over the phone rather than physically as long as they will not come to healthcare facilities where they might be in danger of contracting the virus. Doctors, medical professionals where present in headiness in all TVs, newspapers and social media's. We could say doctors were rolling the world, first time in history of humankind. As health workers, "lived in hospitals and visited home", we became very close together. Some of the doctors had conflicts with the teams members because of the Long Exposure, others started to be intimate with other members! Whatever happened, it was a big learning experience to all and patients realized that healthcare workers are the real heroes.

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Dr. Bassam Mahboub, Clinical Professor of Medicine and practicing Consultant in Academic Hospital and Sharjah Univ. He did his training in North America and practiced in Canada and UAE. He is active academic scientist with over 100 published scientific papers and books. Recently, got the most innovative employee award from the government of Dubai.