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The Dermatologist-Patient Relationship

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1 The Dermatologist-Patient Relationship
Matthew H. Kanzler, MD Clinical Professor Assoc. Residency Program Director Stanford University Dept of Dermatology Chief of Dermatology Santa Clara Valley Medical Center

2 Conflict of Interest Statement
I have no conflicts of interest to report I receive no money from any company or industry for anything I am on no speaker bureaus I am not a paid consultant

3 Importance of Office Staff
The appointment starts with the first phone call, and ends with the checkout process MD-patient interaction is small portion of overall appointment experience Hire personalities, not résumés Utilize Medical Assistants!

4 Efficient Office Flow Realistic scheduling templates
Keep patients informed of delays longer than 15 minutes Acknowledge delays, apologize sincerely, and proceed with visit

5 Components of an Efficient Dermatologist-Patient Relationship
Rapport Building Collaborative Agenda Setting Elicit Patient’s Perspective Co-Create a Plan Patient Education

6 Rapport Building Professional appearance Warm greeting, handshake
White coat Name badge Leave “dress-down” Fridays to Yahoo! Warm greeting, handshake Brief non-medical interaction Constant eye contact

7 Collaborative Agenda Setting
Determine number & importance of all of patient’s problems up-front Confirm MA’s intake with patient “Anything else?” Prioritize Confirm with patient expectations of current visit

8 Elicit Patient’s Perspective
Patient’s beliefs and fears Knowledge of disease, treatment “cancer, contagious, AIDS” Family or cultural influences Watch for nonverbal clues Patient’s ideas for next steps

9 Co-Creating a Plan Patients are more satisfied and have better outcomes when they are involved in treatment plan creation Adherence to Tx plan dependent on: Financial resources Social resources

10 Co-Creating a Plan Agree on goals of care, next steps, role of patient & family members Keep plans simple at first Allow time for plan adjustment in response to patient preferences and limitations

11 Patient Education Patients will remember half of what you tell them
Utilize MAs to provide education Provide written handouts to complement instructions Emphasize preventative measures/ behavioral changes

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