Die Arzt-Patient-Beziehung in der modernen Medizin

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This author invites all medical professionals, from GPs to social workers, to reflect on their relationships with patients and improve their interactions. The GP-patient relationship is fundamental to all medical actions, with medical effectiveness closely tied to the cognitive and emotional dynamics of this interaction. The essays explore what defines a good GP, examining various perspectives on the relationship, including the brain's interaction processes, the significance of placebo effects related to patient expectations, and the nuances of interactions during psychotherapeutic treatments. Additionally, the unique aspects of medical contact with migrants are discussed. Contributions from nurses, physiotherapists, and nutritionists provide valuable insights into their experiences and perspectives on patient relationships, emphasizing the importance of these interactions in delivering effective care. The text is in German.