Still, we had a surprised, startled and somewhat blushing patient on our hands. She was a patient of some duration and realized that we were equally as distressed for her as she was, so a friendly, trusting relationship continued. In Patricoski's design, the curtain could be used to shield the patient, but I recommend positioning the examining table so the foot of the table is not visible from the entrance. Ariz. Your predictions In February of this year, we asked readers to write their own headlines predicting the future of family practice. We want to hear from you.
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