Building Trust With Doctor Windows

Doctors are committed for lifelong learning and are awed by advances in medical knowledge. They also conduct research to improve healthcare.

Doctor windows can help separate waiting rooms and offices from staff workspaces, reducing the risk of someone overhearing confidential patient information. They can also aid in administrative tasks by making them more secure and efficient.

Enhances Patient Confidence

A trusting relationship between patients and doctors is important, and establishing this trust takes concentration and a keen eye for detail. Sliding glass transaction windows are one way to help build trust between the two, allowing medical offices to let natural light into waiting rooms and balance the needs of openness with privacy.

A recent survey asked patients to evaluate their most recent visit with a physician in terms of seven interpersonal factors such as 'Giving you sufficient time', 'Asking you questions about your symptoms', 'Listening to you the results of the results and treatments' Participating in your decisions regarding your treatment', and 'Taking your issues seriously'. The results indicated that the feeling of being taken seriously was the most significant factor in influencing trust and confidence. The second most important factor was a feeling that the doctor was attentive to their concerns, followed by the feeling that they were treated with care and attention.