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@MartinRCGP asks what that means for general practice?
"Are relationships sufficiently important that they should be actively promoted and designed into future models of general practice? I think that the evidence-based benefits that I’ve outlined suggest that they should be"
"Are relationships sufficiently important that they should be actively promoted and designed into future models of general practice? I think that the evidence-based benefits that I’ve outlined suggest that they should be"
"One key practical step is to increase the length of non-triage GP consultations; the traditional 10-minute consultation is a major impediment to relationship based care"
"we know that remote consultations have a role to play in the emerging general practice landscape – some patients prefer them, and so do some GPs. But... it’s much harder to build a relationship with a patient, to establish trust and empathy, through a remote consultation."
So how can we support clinicians to provide relationship-based care?
@MartinRCGP suggests "we need to ramp up teaching and training about relationship-based medicine in the specialist training curriculum"
@MartinRCGP suggests "we need to ramp up teaching and training about relationship-based medicine in the specialist training curriculum"
