Is it true that doctors keep secrets? For example, I go to a cardiologist, and they find something.…

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Is it true that doctors keep secrets? For example, I go to a cardiologist, and they find something. Do you think a doctor can tell a friend, 'So, so-and-so was here, and you know her?' and all that? I feel like they tell someone, at least someone they like to gossip with.
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Marina
It doesn't really matter 😄
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Elena
I can't speak for everyone, but people like that do exist. I have a psychologist relative who sometimes shares stories about patients coming to her with problems. She doesn't share them to gossip, but for my experience, as I'm also interested in this (somatic illnesses, etc.).
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Tanya
It depends on the person.
But I don't really mind if a doctor tells someone about me.
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Alena
I think most people don't keep it a secret. Whether it's among colleagues or family, something interesting slips out every now and then.
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Natalya
I don't believe it!
And Milne has already been checked once.
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Valeriya
Maybe not in a private clinic, but in a public clinic, they just blabber like that. It speaks to their level of professionalism. It's one thing to consult and discuss a private case, and another to discuss personal matters.
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Kondrateva Ekaterina
I was at the midwife's office last week. While I was there, she was discussing a pregnant woman and her "unsuccessful" husband with another midwife. I don't really care since I don't know her, but it made me uneasy thinking they might be discussing me like that too.
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tanya
You can discuss cases among yourselves as much as you want, without mentioning full names.
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Kseniya
Nurses and junior medical staff usually chat constantly. I used to work in big sports. And if you really wanted to tell an interesting story about someone, it was always 'Athlete A' or 'Athlete B'. By the way, I know some good doctors, and I've never heard gossip from them. Just funny stories with 'blurred' names. It's a matter of ethics)
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