Studies of Doctor-Patient Relations Find That

question 31

Multiple Choice

Studies of doctor-patient relations find that:

• A) the institutional setting is dominated by doctors.
• B) the institutional setting is dominated by patients.
• C) the institutional setting has no bearing on doctor-patient relations.
• D) doctor-patient relations have more to do with agreement on diagnoses than anything else.
• E) the institutional setting is where doctor-patient relationships occur and that the interactions determine who has power or status.

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