concept   patient
culture   United Kingdom
statement   In the UK, patient involvement, privacy, and shared decision-making are expected and valued in healthcare.

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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 communication about patient conditions United Kingdom Clear and detailed communication about patient conditions is expected and considered essential for effective healthcare. 1
2 doctor-patient communication United Kingdom Expected to be open and direct, with patients encouraged to ask questions and be informed about their treatment. 1
3 doctor-patient relationship United Kingdom Common for patients to ask questions and actively participate in treatment decisions 1
4 healer-patient relationship United Kingdom Formal and professional, with clear boundaries 1
5 medical second opinions United Kingdom Seeking a second medical opinion is common and often encouraged to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment. 1
6 patient UK Patients often expect to be involved in medical decision-making and have access to their medical records. 1
7 patient UK Patients expect a high level of privacy during medical examinations and consultations. 1
8 patient United Kingdom Patients have the right to be informed about their medical condition and treatment options. 1
9 patient United Kingdom Patients often prefer to be actively involved in their treatment decisions and may ask many questions during medical consultations. 1
10 patient United Kingdom Expectation of privacy and confidentiality when receiving medical care 1
11 patient conduct United Kingdom Patients may expect privacy and confidentiality in medical matters and may not involve family members in discussions. 1
12 patient involvement United Kingdom Encouraged for making informed healthcare decisions 1
13 patient people United Kingdom Valued for their ability to wait calmly for their turn and not rush others 1
14 patient people United Kingdom Appreciated for their calm and tolerant demeanor 1
15 patient-physician relationship United Kingdom Emphasis on patient autonomy and shared decision-making between patient and physician. 1
16 patients United Kingdom Patients can schedule appointments directly with doctors and specialists. 1