弗兰克

Aust Fam Physician. 1995 May;24(5):752, 755.

In medical school we are taught that the 'proper' relationship between doctor and patient is one where the doctor remains aloof and objective. Because of the nature of general practice we often form friendships with our patients. These friendships enrich our professional lives without detracting from the doctor-patient relationship.

在医学院校，我们学到医生与患者之间“恰当”的关系是医生保持冷漠和客观。由于全科医疗的性质，我们常常与患者建立友谊。这些友谊丰富了我们的职业生涯，而不会损害医患关系。