All IVF doctors are not the same !

Patients naively believe that all IVF doctors have similar skill sets, but the truth is that some are much better than others. Not only are some IVF specialists much more successful, they are able to connect better with their patients, and are often better diagnosticians as well. What differentiates a great IVF doctor from a good one ? What makes a doctor the doctor's doctor - the consultant everyone refers to when they are stuck?

This requires a combination of three different areas; the head, the heart and the gut. As far as the head goes, most doctors have an adequate medical knowledge base. I am assuming that good  doctors are well read, well informed and up to date ( sadly, this is not always true) . What makes the great doctor different is that he doesn't rely on only his analytical skills -  he is willing to think out of the box, especially when he comes across a patient with a rare problem - for example, total fertilisation failure after ICSI. He is better at diagnosing rare problems, because he thinks creatively, so that he picks up clues which other doctors miss. He is curious and always willing to learn. As a result of this, he gets better every year because his expertise grows along with his clinical experience. He has a lot more tacit knowledge which he can tap into every time he sees someone with a difficult problem. That is why he is the doctor who other doctors will refer their patients to when they are stumped.

The great doctor has a gut feel - an instinct, an ability to know that something doesn't seem right even though all the test results, labs and scanned images seem fine. This is the sixth sense which comes with a lifetime of experience, and that is why the great doctor is revered and respected. He is willing to trust his intuition because he knows his unconscious will provide him with useful signals.

Finally, the great doctor also has a heart. He's willing to connect with his patients emotionally and provide them with compassionate support so that even if he can't cure them, he can always hold their hand and support them in their time of need.

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All physicians have similar skill sets, but we all know that some are much better than others. Not only are they much more successful, they are able to connect better with their patients, and are often better diagnosticians as well. What differentiates a good physician from a great physician? What makes a doctor the doctor's doctor - the consultant everyone refers to when they are stuck? This requires a combination of three different areas; the head, the heart and the gut. As far as the head goes, most physicians have an adequate medical knowledge base. I am assuming that good physicians are well read, well informed and up to date. What makes the great physician different is that he doesn't use only his analytical skills to think about diagnostic possibilities. He's willing to think out of the box, especially when he comes across a patient with complex problems. He is better at diagnosing rare problems, because he thinks creatively, so that he picks up clues which other doctors miss. He is curious and always willing to learn. As a result of this, he gets better every year because his expertise grows along with his clinical experience. He has a lot more tacit knowledge which he can tap into every time he sees someone with a difficult problem. That is why he is the doctor who other doctors will refer their patients to when they are stumped. The great physician has a gut feel - an instinct, an ability to know that something doesn't seem right even though all the test results, labs and scanned images seem fine. This is the sixth sense which comes with a lifetime of experience, and that is why the great physician is revered and respected. He is willing to trust his intuition because he knows his unconscious will provide him with useful signals. Finally, the great doctor also has a heart. He's willing to connect with his patients emotionally and provide them with compassionate support so that even if he can't cure them, he can always hold their hand and support them in their time of need.

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All physicians have similar skill sets, but we all know that some are much better than others. Not only are they much more successful, they are able to connect better with their patients, and are often better diagnosticians as well. What differentiates a good physician from a great physician? What makes a doctor the doctor's doctor - the consultant everyone refers to when they are stuck? This requires a combination of three different areas; the head, the heart and the gut. As far as the head goes, most physicians have an adequate medical knowledge base. I am assuming that good physicians are well read, well informed and up to date. What makes the great physician different is that he doesn't use only his analytical skills to think about diagnostic possibilities. He's willing to think out of the box, especially when he comes across a patient with complex problems. He is better at diagnosing rare problems, because he thinks creatively, so that he picks up clues which other doctors miss. He is curious and always willing to learn. As a result of this, he gets better every year because his expertise grows along with his clinical experience. He has a lot more tacit knowledge which he can tap into every time he sees someone with a difficult problem. That is why he is the doctor who other doctors will refer their patients to when they are stumped. The great physician has a gut feel - an instinct, an ability to know that something doesn't seem right even though all the test results, labs and scanned images seem fine. This is the sixth sense which comes with a lifetime of experience, and that is why the great physician is revered and respected. He is willing to trust his intuition because he knows his unconscious will provide him with useful signals. Finally, the great doctor also has a heart. He's willing to connect with his patients emotionally and provide them with compassionate support so that even if he can't cure them, he can always hold their hand and support them in their time of need.

Read more at: http://www.docplexus.in/articles/644c3dca-8205-42e2-8b71-ad74e95173c8/the-difference-between-a-good-and-a-great-doctor
Copyright 2015 © Docplexus Online Services Pvt Ltd

All physicians have similar skill sets, but we all know that some are much better than others. Not only are they much more successful, they are able to connect better with their patients, and are often better diagnosticians as well. What differentiates a good physician from a great physician? What makes a doctor the doctor's doctor - the consultant everyone refers to when they are stuck? This requires a combination of three different areas; the head, the heart and the gut. As far as the head goes, most physicians have an adequate medical knowledge base. I am assuming that good physicians are well read, well informed and up to date. What makes the great physician different is that he doesn't use only his analytical skills to think about diagnostic possibilities. He's willing to think out of the box, especially when he comes across a patient with complex problems. He is better at diagnosing rare problems, because he thinks creatively, so that he picks up clues which other doctors miss. He is curious and always willing to learn. As a result of this, he gets better every year because his expertise grows along with his clinical experience. He has a lot more tacit knowledge which he can tap into every time he sees someone with a difficult problem. That is why he is the doctor who other doctors will refer their patients to when they are stumped. The great physician has a gut feel - an instinct, an ability to know that something doesn't seem right even though all the test results, labs and scanned images seem fine. This is the sixth sense which comes with a lifetime of experience, and that is why the great physician is revered and respected. He is willing to trust his intuition because he knows his unconscious will provide him with useful signals. Finally, the great doctor also has a heart. He's willing to connect with his patients emotionally and provide them with compassionate support so that even if he can't cure them, he can always hold their hand and support them in their time of need.

Read more at: http://www.docplexus.in/articles/644c3dca-8205-42e2-8b71-ad74e95173c8/the-difference-between-a-good-and-a-great-doctor
Copyright 2015 © Docplexus Online Services Pvt Ltd