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Medical Professionals
You should do whatever you can to protect patients' modesty
and dignity. Many patients value modesty. Listen to patients' concerns
about modesty carefully and work hard to meet their wishes. Many people
don't feel comfortable having certain parts of their body exposed to
the opposite sex except for spouse. They are not crazy. Many people
would not be comfortable using public restrooms with people of the opposite
sex or changing their clothes in front of the opposite sex. Never
look down on patients who value modesty. Even if you are not
that modest yourself, please be considerate of patients who value their
modesty. The number one priority should be the patient and the
number two priority should be the patient's family. Be sure
you listen to their wishes for modesty. Don't take it personal if they
prefer that same gender doctors or nurses treat them. Never think about
what may be more convenient for you as a medical professional when it
comes to patient modesty.
We recommend that you check out the below tips for medical
students/residents, nurses, doctors, and hospitals.
Tips For
Doctors
Tips For
Nurses
Tips
For Hospitals
Tips For
Medical Students / Residents
Medical
Professionals Who Have Convictions About Doing Intimate Procedures
On Opposite Sex
Nurses
Who Have Convictions About Doing Intimate Procedures On Opposite Sex
Nursing/Medical
Students and Convictions About Doing Intimate Procedures On Opposite
Sex
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