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Old 08-23-2007, 08:29 AM #1
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I was thinking about this team approach and how I feel its so important. I know for me as I have went for many opinions it was impossible to stick out of one hospital. I do wonder though if you sit down with the doc who you see the most and ask if that person could get feedback from the others? I know for ex in my eating disorder recovery my therapist is the head and communictes with the doc,psych,nutritionist. So I guess for me when I'm happy with each individual doc I will ask them to comunicate in a team. I will say even at Cleveland program the docs so on were not even on the same page with me and they all work together. To me its trying to do things quick but ends up making these longer. I know for me when I have caleed my neuro she doesn't even have my chart to refer to and has made mistakes with meds. Use your voice and ask for what you like. The worst they can say is no I guess.
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