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Arch Med Fam 2022; 24 (4)

Experience Report: Diagnostic uncertainties, continuity of care, learnings that humanize medical practice

Oliveira VI, Matakas SG, González BP, Moreto G, Craice BMA

Language: Portugués
References: 20
Page: 205-221
PDF size: 247.62 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Dedication and humanism are essential qualities for an effective clinical practice. Doctors constantly face situations that generate uncertainty, which brings anguish and anxiety to them and their patients. This article is an experience report that involves the followup of a 45-year-old patient, who presented a picture of suffering and anxiety resulting from the uncerItana Oliveira Viana y cols. tainties and diagnostic difficulty resulting from an Atypical Infectious Endocarditis. Although he was referred to numerous specialists, the patient remained under the care of a medical team that supported him, a team that we accompanied in an extracurricular practical internship. Considering the patient as a whole, that is, in his physical, emotional, social and cultural aspects, the performance of this team was essential for the evolution of the case. A good doctor-patient relationship is essential for a better therapeutic response. The doctor-patient relationship goes far beyond simple medical care because it has something more to add besides asking questions, physical examination, prescribing medicines, and defining conducts. Uncertainty in clinical practice allows for great learning and highlights the importance of teamwork to bring good results to all involved.


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