Compliance, or adherence to medical recommendations, is an important topic for health experts. Unfortunately, many patients do not comply with medical recommendations, leading to poor therapeutic outcomes. One of the main reasons for non-compliance is...

The coronavirus pandemic has affected many aspects of our lives, including the way we communicate with doctors. Most relationships with doctors now take place online and the development of telemedicine technologies has been accelerated. It has become apparent that these tools are...

The last few months of the pandemic have changed the way doctors and patients communicate with each other, which has contributed to the rapid development of telemedicine. Telemedicine allows for remote consultations, which saves time and money for patients and doctors. In many cases...

Being a patient requires not only being sick, but also having someone who is willing to take care of us and recognise our suffering as something they care about. The competence of this person is equally important, as he or she must know how to deal effectively with our...

The humanisation of medicine is a concept that refers to a change in the approach to the patient in the healthcare system. The main aim of this concept is to ensure that the patient is fully supported, cared for and empathised with during treatment. Modern medicine often forgets to...

Humanising medicine means combining professional medical care with seeing the human side of the patient. This means that the doctor and nurse should not only know how to perform a particular medical procedure or treatment, but also understand the emotions, pain, suffering...

Patient wellbeing is a key concept in the nurse's work. It means caring for the health and well-being of the patient, and striving to provide the best possible medical care. For the nurse, patient well-being is not only a professional duty, but...