As a doctor, if you want to handle the doctor-patient relationship well, you must strengthen your sense of responsibility, communicate patiently and effectively, and let yourself have superb medical technology. As long as the above points are achieved, the doctor-patient relationship can be handled well.

Medical treatment is a very high-risk industry. When treating patients at ordinary times, doctors must have a strong sense of mission, think about what patients think, be anxious about what patients are anxious about, know the patient's condition like the palm of their hand, and take the patient's condition to heart. These are not empty slogans, but must be done in practical actions.

As a doctor, if you want to handle the doctor-patient relationship well, you need to communicate with patients patiently. The educational background, cultural level and geographical differences of each patient make their understanding ability different. In this case, doctors need to communicate patiently and effectively. If you can't fully understand the first communication, you will communicate for the second time. Only when the patient understands, communication will be ineffective.

The most important thing to correctly handle the doctor-patient relationship is to have superb medical technology. All patients want their attending doctors to be doctors who diagnose their diseases accurately, and they also have very high requirements for doctors' diagnosis and treatment technology. The treatment they adopted in childhood played an important role in their illness. In order to reach this level, doctors are required to constantly learn new knowledge and technology, improve their level through further study, and meet the requirements of patients for medical technology to the greatest extent.