论文信息 - Personality differences between doctors and their patients: implications for the teaching of communication skills

Personality differences between doctors and their patients: implications for the teaching of communication skills

Objective To establish, as part of a wider study into specialty choice and job satisfaction, whether the personality profiles of a sample of doctors differed from those of the UK population at large, i.e. their potential patients, and the implications this might have for the doctor/patient consultation process.

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