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Is it the duty of the physician to translate any medical information about a patient's condition and care into layman's language for the patient
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Is it the duty of the physician to translate any medical information about a patient's condition and care into layman's language for the patient

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Usually a close friend or family member comes in
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I don't think so, usually a relative/family comes to translate

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