Guest guest Posted May 1, 1999 Report Share Posted May 1, 1999 How well put. We would all be wise to reconsider our attitudes toward our " customers. " They pay our salaries in the long run. If one has a problem with management, one shouldn't take it out on the poor patient. Remember that very aggravating and exasperating patients may SOMEDAY have something really wrong with them. Remember than many of them lack the intellect and understanding you possess, and that they are not at fault for being {POLITICALLY INCORRECT PASSAGE FOLLOWS. DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE OFFENDED BY POLITICAL IN-CORRECTNESS} born as a 40 watt bulb instead of a 100 watt bulb. Treat the 40 watts at least as well or better than the 100 watts. Try to think of yourself being in their place and how you would want to be treated. In other words, DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU Please also remember that if you live long enough, you'll be OLD. If we remember these principles, we'll probably give better care, and we'll keep the lawyer away, because people don't sue people they like and who they consider to have done right by them. Those who lack empathy with their patients are crispy critters and need to look elsewhere for work where they can make 3 times the money one can make in EMS and insult people at will. (Tip: those who insult their patients will also insult their patrons at Mcs, SuperLube or Midas Mufflers). If you work for a company, for God's sake work for it 100%. If you can't do that, then go on down the road. Always make YOURSELF PROUD and you'll make your company proud. We all know what's right. But unfortunately not all of us do what's right 100% of the time because we're human beings. Try, try, try, Gene Gandy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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