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What is the main focus of the study?

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The study examines the obstacles in the relationship between physician and patient, specifically barriers to professionalism based on physician experiences.

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What was the methodology used in the study?

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It was a qualitative study with a conventional content analysis approach, involving 14 patients and 11 physicians, using purposive sampling and semi-structured interviews.

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What are the five main categories of barriers identified in the study?

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1. Misperception of the physician’s identity 2. Unprofessional behavior of the physician 3. Physician’s sense of self-superiority 4. Patients’ cultural differences 5. Lack of supportive services in the health care system.

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How do communication skills impact the physician-patient relationship?

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Effective communication skills lead to better responses, increased patient confidence, and willingness to communicate, ultimately improving treatment outcomes.

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What role does the physician-patient relationship play in treatment outcomes?

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A good physician-patient relationship can improve patient satisfaction, attract participation, and lead to faster recovery and better health outcomes.

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What did Stavropolu's study conclude about the physician-patient relationship?

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It plays a significant role in patients' decision-making to accept and follow treatment recommendations and can predict follow-up outcomes.

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What did Warner's study reveal about physicians' perceptions of patients?

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Physicians believe that their skills are such that patients cannot judge their treatment or behavior, viewing patients as unprofessional in making such judgments.

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What did Delghandi's research find regarding patient complaints?

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Most complaints were about inappropriate interactions between physicians and patients, rather than negligence on the part of physicians.

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What is noted about research on physician-patient relationships in Iran?

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Limited research has been done in Iran on the critical effect of the physician-patient relationship during treatment and recovery.

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Why is identifying obstacles in physician-patient relationships important?

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Identifying these obstacles can improve the physician-patient relationship and enhance the quality of medical care.