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Margaret Thomas Case Study
Margaret Thomas was in the position of more comfort to be seen by a female doctor as referred by her mother for the symptom’s she’s been having. Margaret would feel more relaxed and secure to speak and examined by a female doctor, that way she will get much better diagnostic results for her symptom’s because of her comfort, which they think its Parkinson. Having woman in medical field will help patients be more comfortable talking about symptoms they are having before it becomes a serious of a

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