A. First Submit Your Question to the doctor and wait for a response. (Best medium is Email electronically; phone calls increasingly are not effective because of timing issues. Text messaging, tweeting, faxing are too limiting and popularity or availability are often poor. Email gives the best room to express yourself clearly with sufficiency, affordable timing and delivery is most available to you and the provider. Do not include any patient information; ensure its purely medical condition in your question. Provider may not be able to respond once patient information is exposed in any electronic medium).
1. Choose Type of Question
2. Select the most relevant to the condition you have question about.
3. Limit the medical condition or question preferably to one only or at most two.
B. Get Answers & Review
1. Read answers carefully and decide if the doctor has knowledge or interest in your particular issue or presentation
2. The earlier the response the more likely you are going to get better attention
3. If no response, the doctor likely has no interest or particular knowledge in your case, or has poor organizational structure to handle these matters at that time, in either case, you are likely to receive poor attention with such provider if you pursue such second opinion.
C. Follow Up Question or Conversation with the Doctor
1. Seek clarifications; ask further questions on any response items.
2. Establish the necessary rapport with doctor or provider before you accept consultation. Be sure you are connecting in understanding with that Provider.
3. Take time to review your ABC, as listed here, if you are satisfied – Proceed to set up appointment with doctor or Provider.
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