Dear Health Care Professionals,
Please note: I address this to all "Health Care Professionals", who have been and or are a member of my Better Health, Mind, and Body Care Team. I truly wish this to be read by every Professional in my care because of what I experienced at a recent Medical Appointment that is something no patient should ever have to hear, feel or to be instructed to do.
When a patient asks a Medical Health Care Professional a question, I as a patient expects an answer from the Health Care Professional...
...I have never expected to be instructed to go to the Internet. Never! Until one day recently.
It is of my thoughts that no ordinary person would have taken too kindly to this type of conduct by a Professional. I did not take too kindly to the matter, but was in a very poor state with the wretched back pain and the thought of injections to my face was a lot of stress from out of the blue clear sky. I was never informed about what type of procedure I was going to be having. I am so stoked for the next series of injections, now that I know what they are and where they will be shot. I am blessed to have these types of medication to assist me with a better day to day way of life, but Sir., somebody dropped the ball somewhere with respects to communications between patient and my Health Care Team.
The next visit, I should be blessed with same doctor, maybe we have a face to face about this.
If I'm not mistaken, this falls under Doctor, Physician, Nurse and other Health Care Professioanl Codes of Conduct. How in the world would any Health Care Professional utter such rubbish. "Read about it on the Internet", as a response to a question. No Ma'am. Not me.
Oops, two times. One time buried on Monday. Now to establish this as a breach of patient trust and mend the relationship becomes an urgency. Trust must not be sabotaged. Ever. I trust doc is new and is learning. If not, then we will have a face to face. I have no more to say.
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