Yusuke comes from a culture where it is not the custom to make small talk with patients. When he begins his residency in the United States. however, several patients complain about his brusque ‘bedside manner.’ How might Yusuke adjust his communication in order to better accommodate the culture of his patients? (1 point) Responses He should not adjust because he is the doctor. He should not adjust because he is the doctor. He should try to ask polite questions about his patient’s day. He should try to ask polite questions about his patient’s day. He should ask the patients whether they would like to have another doctor. He should ask the patients whether they would like to have another doctor. He should acknowledge that the patients are talkative but explain that he is not.
He should try to ask polite questions about his patient’s day and actively listen to their responses. This can help build rapport and make the patients feel more comfortable. Yusuke could also explain to his patients that in his culture, it is not customary to engage in small talk, but he is willing to adjust his communication style to better accommodate their preferences. Showing empathy and understanding towards his patients' expectations can help Yusuke improve his bedside manner.
