Interpersonal-oriented medical treatment rule induced the dislocation of doctor-patient interaction
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    Based on the physician-patient relationship status in China society,the authors focused on the interpersonal-oriented medical treatment rule,analyzed the reasons of the anomie of doctor-patient mutual trust. By reviewing the relationship between medical treatments from the perspective of human consumption,the article then suggested the following strategies for improving and promoting doctor-patient harmony and trust:increasing government financial investment to address the supply of medical resources;strengthening the doctor-patient two-way communication,and mechanism of supervision and feedback;optimizing the practice environment to build a favorable public opinion platform for medical treatment.

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ZHOU Ning-ren, WANG Hong. Interpersonal-oriented medical treatment rule induced the dislocation of doctor-patient interaction[J].,2012,(5):358-361.

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  • Received:July 30,2012
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