How To Build Rapport With Your Patients

Being able to build rapport with your patients is vital to help you connect with your patient... To ensure they feel safe to handover important personal information (like their past medical history, psycho-social issues and social history) during the subjective assessment... That helps you make sense of your patient's injury. This all starts with being able to make a great first impression... Then keep that connection with your patient throughout the treatment plan and your sessions together. So how do you do this? Listen to this week's podcast episode to find out! Enjoy the show! Andy Barker The New Grad Physio Mentor PS. I have loads more top tips like this in my subjective assessment module... Which is the first module I urge all therapists to go through when they join my new grad physio programme. Want to take a look? Head here right now to see what is happening in the new grad physio community and to see if you might be suitable to join the programme!