PROBLEMS OF INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP OF DOCTORS AND PATIENTS OF THE SENIOR AGE GROUPS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON TREATMENT OF ARTERIAL OF THE HYPERTENSION
The article presents the results of medical and sociological research devoted to the study of the characteristics of interpersonal relationship "doctor–patient". The survey was attended by 426 patients with arterial hypertension (211 persons elderly, senile 107 patients and 108 patients with average age of age) and 190 general practitioners and cardiologists. To study their profile was developed, including issues that characterize aspects of interpersonal relationship "doctor–patient". The results of the sociological survey showed that in the relationship between doctors and patients has changed dramatically in recent years, they have become less helpful, increased physician responsibility for the timeliness, completeness and quality of care. Physicians rated their relationship with patients older with hypertension as a partial trust and understanding. According to the majority of doctors – patients rights is much higher than that of doctors. Doctors believe that Gerontius often complain about their health than patients in other age groups, and more to seek medical help. They are marked characterological traits – resentment, impatience, nervousness. Physicians when dealing with elderly patients confined to collecting the necessary information.