Patients used to have stronger relationships with their primary care doctors, and the lack of trust and guidance provided by that bond has changed patients’ ability to respond to COVID-19—and might’ve made it worse from the start.

In this episode, we talk to Timothy Hoff (professor of management, healthcare systems, and health policy).

Patients used to have stronger relationships with their primary care doctors, and the lack of trust and guidance provided by that bond has changed patients’ ability to respond to COVID-19—and might’ve made it worse from the start. In this episode, we talk to Timothy Hoff (professor of management, healthcare systems, and health policy).

COVID-19: How disease grows when doctor-patient relationships shrink

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COVID-19: How disease grows when doctor-patient relationships shrink

COVID-19: How disease grows when doctor-patient relationships shrink