Doctor-Patient Relationships - Manteghi Fassaie, Ali Shahriar
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The doctor-patient relationship is a fundamental aspect of medical practice, shaped by cultural norms, social structures, and evolving expectations. Sociologically, this relationship reflects power dynamics, trust, communication styles, and societal views on health and authority. Traditional models emphasized physician dominance, but contemporary approaches prioritize shared decision-making and patient autonomy. Factors such as social class, gender, and education influence how patients interact with doctors and perceive care. Moreover, technological advancements and institutional pressures can…mehr

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The doctor-patient relationship is a fundamental aspect of medical practice, shaped by cultural norms, social structures, and evolving expectations. Sociologically, this relationship reflects power dynamics, trust, communication styles, and societal views on health and authority. Traditional models emphasized physician dominance, but contemporary approaches prioritize shared decision-making and patient autonomy. Factors such as social class, gender, and education influence how patients interact with doctors and perceive care. Moreover, technological advancements and institutional pressures can either enhance or hinder meaningful interaction. Understanding these dynamics through a sociological lens helps improve empathy, equity, and effectiveness in healthcare delivery.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Ali Shahriar Manteghi Fassaie was born in 1965 in Tehran. He studied medicine in India, then civil engineering and architecture in Iran, and earned a Ph.D. in Sociology. He is the CEO of his engineering firm and lectures in civil engineering and sociology at Azad University in Tehran and Shahriar.