|Articles|June 28, 2011

Poll of the Week: Effective Patient Communication

Which do you find is the least effective way to deliver information to your patients?

In a recent blog, physician Dr. J. Scott Litton noted that his least favorite method of patient communication is the telephone. Which do you find is the least effective way to deliver information to your patients? Elaborate on your answer in the comments section below.

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