Invited Commentary

Commentary on “Still Invisible After All These Years”

Authors: Steven Lippmann, MD

Abstract

In this issue of the Southern Medical Journal, Dr Manian contemplates how best to provide high-quality care, despite unusual patient behaviors, attitudes, or other problems.1 

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References

1. Manian FA. Still invisible after all these years. South Med J 2017;110:685-686.
 
2. Tobin G. Intensive caring. Louisville Med 2013;:23-25.
   
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5. Dang BN, Westbrook RA, Njue SM, et al. Building trust and rapport early in the new doctor-patient relationship: a longitudinal qualitative study. BMC Med Educ 2017;17:32.