Why are these (or this) information the most significant?
How helpful is the profile in a patient consultation and why is it (or isn't) helpful?
What happens if their patient profile is incomplete or unable to be accessed?
How else do you prepare for a patient consultation?
During a consultation, what do you do if the patient is unresponsive?
What is more important, being able to understand the patient needs or wants and why?
Are there pharmacy exclusive meeting, and, if so, what is their significance?
What do you normally talk about at these meetings?
(If patients were not mentioned) Why are the patients not included?
(If any acknowledgement of self-improvement to staff is not mentioned) How does the pharmacy staff work on improving themselves?
How does the pharmacy staff work on improving as a cooperative team?
How often are these meetings, and do you think they should be more or less frequent?
What do you consider a successful patient-doctor consultation? (Specific details)
What do you consider an unsuccessful consultation? (Specific details)
Under the VA, are there are any objectives you have to complete, and, if so, what are they?
Are there people who come who are not veterans, and need different methods of communication due to age and/or gender?
What is the significance/purpose of meeting with a patient?
Does performing patient consultations make you a better doctor, and in what way?
Do you believe there are more important duties than consultations? If yes, why?
If no, why not?
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