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Patient satisfaction and saying 'no'

By White Coat Notes
Mar 15, 10 06:28AM | 0 comments
Rating your doctor in a patient satisfaction survey is increasingly common follow-up to an office visit or hospital stay. Studies link higher scores to a lower likelihood of malpractice suits and some doctors' compensation is tied to how well their...

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