It is more effective if doctors do rounds (see patients in the hospital) in pairs, not individually. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Some today contend that it is more active if
doctors
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do rounds (examination patients in the hospital) in
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, not alone. In my opinion,
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pairing is not mandatory, it should help
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to be more effective in assessing the
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's condition.
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, when two
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also
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go to examine
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one
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, the
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's psychology will be more secure because they will be examined by each doctor, avoiding injuries. They will
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be more open and share more about their
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with their
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.
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, when two
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go together, when they ask about a
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, they can help each other to supplement information from the
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,
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each other while examining the
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. They can
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discuss the condition and progression of the
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, thereby agreeing on the best treatment for the
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. In conclusion,
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should make rounds (see patients in the hospital) with another doctor and
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it will bring more advantages for work, patients
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