Respuesta :
In a healthcare setting, I once received informal feedback during a team meeting regarding my communication skills when interacting with patients. A colleague expressed that they observed instances where my explanations to patients about their treatment plans seemed rushed and lacking in clarity. Initially, I felt a bit defensive, as I believed I was providing adequate information to patients. However, upon reflection, I realized that there may have been moments where I could have slowed down and ensured that patients fully understood their care plans. I appreciated the feedback because it made me more mindful of my communication style and encouraged me to take extra time to ensure patients felt informed and supported. Ultimately, I perceived the feedback as constructive criticism aimed at helping me improve my patient interactions, and I made a conscious effort to implement the suggestions moving forward.
Answer:
I was once told I had fractured my knee when I had only scratched it.
I realized this when I was able to walk on it after the doctors, I spent so much money just to get nowhere because it wasnt needed. I then had a cast for 6 months because I told the doctor I was fine, but he said "oh it's just the cast" I was super mad when they took x-rays after 2 months of me telling them I was fine and turns out they're staff was wrong. I didn't get a refund.