@THE ROLE OF LAB COAT ON THE RELIANCE OF THE PATIENTS

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KHASHABI J.; SAMADZADEH S.

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Journal: Studies in Medical Sciences Year:2000 | Volume:11 | Issue:3 Page(s): 201-205

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@THE ROLE OF LAB COAT ON THE RELIANCE OF THE PATIENTS

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KHASHABI J. | SAMADZADEH S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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LAB COATQ4

PATIENTS RELIANCEQ4

MEDICAL ETHICSQ4

Abstract

In a prospective study we evaluated the effect of wearing LAB COAT on the reliance of patients.In an obstetric department, all mothers were guided about their baby care after childbirth by a pediatrician. The pediatrician attended in the mothers room with or without LAB COAT and guided them about feeding, jaundice, immunization and care of umbilical cord each week alternatively with or without LAB COAT. The mothers also were recommended to bring their babies to the clinic again after 4-5 days to be rechecked for hyperbilirubinemia and other problems. The acceptance of the physicians advice and coming back again was the index of the mothers reliance to the doctor. The study continued for 12 months during the year 1990. After exclusion of patients with stillbirth, premature babies, and newborns with congenital diseases and malformations and mothers from cities other than Urmia, 275 mothers were included in the study. 143 mothers were visited with LAB COAT (group 1) and 132 mothers were visited without wearing LAB COAT (group 2). 93 newborns from group 1 (65%), and 63 babies from group 2 (47%) were brought for second visit after 4-5 days after the first visit, (p<0.0005).As the study showed, there was an obvious relation between doctors disciplinary on wearing LAB COAT and the PATIENTS RELIANCE.

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