Cost Is Never an Adequate Justification for Omitting a Necessary

question 15

True/False

Cost is never an adequate justification for omitting a necessary procedure or not gathering an adequate sample size.

Recognize the importance of positive attitude and acknowledgement in patient care.

Evaluate strategies for managing patient expectations and experiences.

Demonstrate knowledge of how to convey care duration and procedure details to patients.

Apply humility, self-confidence, and supportiveness in communicating with patients.

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