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doctor-patient relationship
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizes respect, trust, and sometimes involves a more paternalistic approach
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2
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patient conduct
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Eastern countries
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Patients are often expected to trust the doctor's expertise and follow medical advice without questioning.
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1
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3
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patient people
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Eastern countries
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Patient people are highly regarded for their ability to maintain harmony and avoid conflict, and are considered a virtue in interpersonal relationships.
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4
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patient people
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Eastern cultures
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Valued trait in Eastern cultures, where patience is seen as a virtue and necessary for maintaining harmony in social interactions.
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1
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5
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patient-doctor communication
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Eastern countries
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Patients may be more reserved and hesitant to openly express symptoms or doubts to the doctor, preferring to defer to the doctor's expertise.
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1
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6
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patient-doctor communication
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Eastern countries
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Patients may expect doctors to take a more authoritative role in making treatment decisions, based on respect for their expertise.
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1
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7
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patient-doctor communication
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Eastern countries
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Nonverbal communication may vary, with doctors and patients possibly displaying less direct eye contact and utilizing more subtle body language cues.
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1
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8
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patient-doctor communication
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Eastern countries
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Patients may prioritize the doctor's professional competence and diagnosis accuracy over emotional support or empathetic communication.
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1
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9
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patient-doctor communication
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Eastern countries
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Patients may be more inclined to keep personal or social matters separate from the medical consultation, focusing primarily on physical symptoms and clinical aspects.
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1
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10
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patients
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Eastern countries
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Patients may show deference to healthcare providers and may be more hesitant to ask direct questions or seek information.
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1
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11
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patients
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Eastern countries
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Patients often show deference to doctors and are expected to follow medical advice without questioning or challenging it.
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1
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12
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patients
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Eastern countries
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Patients may have a more deferential attitude towards healthcare providers and may not question or challenge their recommendations as much as in Western countries.
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1
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