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It is extremely important. There are various medical terms that doctors have learned plenty of times, but to a patient it may be the very first time they have ever heard of it.
In the healthcare industry I have seen through my own eyes how long it can take for a doctor to tend to a patient. Patients often spend 30+ minutes just to see a doctor to get a simple prescription. Such as a case for an asthma patient who simply wants to refill a prescription but needs doc authorization. Wait times are often too long, and doctors seem to rush through when there is high traffic.
Doctors will usually sympathize with patients by reflecting a certain mood. Happy for good news, sad and serious tone when there is a more serious problem.
If a doctor an simply not speak to a patient, it creates many problems. For one, they cannot relay any info to the patient. 2, a translator may not know the direct translation because they may not have as much knowledge as a doctor about medical terms that the doctor may have studied more in depth.
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Communicate:
1. Tell them they can trust you and that you want to help.
2. Ask if they are talking to an adult and if they aren't, find a trusted adult they can talk to.
Offer Help:
1. Offer to go to the counselor's office with them.
2. Ask them if they want to go out to get their mind off of things.
Follow Through:
1. Ask maybe the next week how they're feeling and how you can be helping.
2. Ask the counselor of adult they're seeing if they are getting better.
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