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Diabetes educator Constance Brown-Riggs has heard all of the excuses. Her patients aren't taking their medication, or they aren't sticking to their treatment plans.

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Good Doctor-Patient Communication Improves Health Outcomes
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Although some Continuing Medical Education (CME) is aimed at helping doctors improve communication skills, more doctors should get involved.

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Hear Me, Doctor
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Hear Me, Doctor

During my 14 years with type 1 diabetes and my time spent interacting with the diabetes online community, I constantly hear the same theme: Doctors aren't listening to their patients, and their bedside manners are deteriorating. Every day, it seems, I hear about people who have been treated as if they are simply a number or dismissed as uneducated in their own health conditions.

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