Strengthen the doctor-patient relationship and avoid administrative stifling.
AIDS Rev
; 26(2): 64-66, 2024 07 16.
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The acquisition of private medical practices by large health-care corporations is transforming clinical practice in many Western countries. The growing influence of health administration on medical practice is increasingly perceived as a danger by the public and health professionals. Health-care administrators should not replace doctors or invade their competencies. Back to principles, the patient-doctor relationship must be funded in trust. Representing society, governments must try to ensure health care to all citizens, serving one of the fundamental human rights. Using the principle of subsidiarity, administrators should fill gaps in the provision of health care to all patients by doctors.
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Relações Médico-Paciente
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