Professionalism is a popular issue leading the healthcare system. The Article Professionalism: good for patients and health care organizations by Brennan, M. D., & Monson, V addressee the role that health care organization can play in establishing that are conducive to the consistent expression. The article identifies some important strategies that can help promote combined organizational and individual approaches. Health care professions must place the need to the patient ahead of anything else. Professionalism plays a big role in shaping the healthcare organizations; it will help the organizations have a strong interpersonal relationship. The Article states five benefits that result from organizational professionalism which are, Increased patient and community trust in the organization, Improved patient safety, satisfaction, and overall health outcomes, Improved organizational performance and reputation, Heightened sense of meaning and purpose that translates into greater staff morale, well-being,
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Professionalism among health care organization will increase. The article states “Patients with high trust in their physician are more likely to seek care, do so in a timely manner, are more willing to share highly personal and confidential information, adhere more to treatment recommendations, and return when needed for follow-up care”( Brennan, M. D., & Monson, V. 2014). Another benefit of professionalism is that it will improve patient safety. Lack of patient safety is caused by less physician and patient communication. Healthcare communications is important because it will help eliminate the misdiagnoses that caused by the lack of communications. When the physician spent more time with the patient and listen to the patient effectively it will reduced the risk of malpractice claims (Brennan, M. D., & Monson, V.
Professionalism among health care organization will increase. The article states “Patients with high trust in their physician are more likely to seek care, do so in a timely manner, are more willing to share highly personal and confidential information, adhere more to treatment recommendations, and return when needed for follow-up care”( Brennan, M. D., & Monson, V. 2014). Another benefit of professionalism is that it will improve patient safety. Lack of patient safety is caused by less physician and patient communication. Healthcare communications is important because it will help eliminate the misdiagnoses that caused by the lack of communications. When the physician spent more time with the patient and listen to the patient effectively it will reduced the risk of malpractice claims (Brennan, M. D., & Monson, V.