Perspectives on Healthcare

We hear a patient’s perspective on healthcare from Jean Grover on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. This interview is the 60th in the patient’s perspective interview Marathon series. Jean is from Rochester New York. As a person with a disability, she brings a unique background as a survivor of thalidomide. Her insights into healthcare are spot on.

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Here are 3 things that stood out as Jean Grover shared a patient’s perspective on healthcare:

• Within the healthcare environment there needs to be accessibility. Equipment, such as adjustable exam tables, help ensure equal access to quality care for people with varied limitations.
• Quality healthcare comes from practitioners to listen attentively, do their homework, and consider each patient’s unique circumstances.
• Medical professionals can improve the quality of healthcare by becoming better listeners and enhancing their people skills.

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