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It is always important to understand what your patient is thinking about!

Det er alltid viktig å forstå var pasienten tenker på!

To avoid situations where the patient has no complaints about their appointment, yet still does not return.
Why do patients not return after a consultation?

Let us analyse a case of an unsuccessful consultation: Imagine that a patient came to you with the problem of hyperpigmentation. You carried out a standard examination and proposed several procedures, but you did not find out how important the result is to them and what they expect from you. As a result, the patient left without satisfactory answers to their questions and did not return.

How can the consultation be conducted differently?
- Start with open questions about their lifestyle and their expectations.
- Find out which treatments they have already tried and what they did not like.
- Discuss how they envisage the ideal result and what is important to them during the process.
In this way, you can not only offer a suitable solution, but also create an atmosphere of trust that will turn the client into a regular one.

Remember that it is always important for us to understand what your patient is thinking about!

What is important for us to clarify about our patients?
• What is their lifestyle like?
• How important is it for them to resolve the problem?
• What do they expect from working with you?
• How do they envisage the consultation?
By asking the right questions, you can gain a deeper understanding of your clients' needs and build their trust. But when should you ask these questions? It is important to clarify this during the first consultation in order to establish rapport and understand the patient's expectations.
Bestconnection.no will always provide the most comfortable service and premium medicines at the lowest prices for your practice.

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Remember: understanding the patient's needs is the key to a successful practice. Let us learn and grow together so that our patients always come back to us! And we,