INFORMATION-COGNITIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSICIAN AS AN INDICATOR OF HEALTH CARE QUALITY

The purpose of the study. Studying the influence of the patient’s direct communication with the doctor on various information-cognitive indicators of the quality of care. Materials and methods. The authors examined 100 patients (44 men and 56 women) aged 18 to 72 years. The sociological survey included signs: patients’ tolerance of infringement of rights, their leadership qualities, motivation and value sphere, level of personal responsibility for their own health and life, cognitive activity, etc. Two patients’ statuses were singled out: 51 respondents (1st group) were personally Are familiar with the attending physician, 49 respondents (2 nd group) had no personal acquaintance with the attending physician. Results. According to the study, the patient’s personal acquaintance with a doctor enhances compliance 2.2 times (p