bedside manner

英 [ˌbedsaɪd ˈmænə(r)]

美 [ˌbedsaɪd ˈmænər]

n.  (医护人员等)对待病人的态度

牛津词典

noun

• （医护人员等）对待病人的态度
  the way in which a doctor or other person talks to sb who is ill/sick

柯林斯词典

• 临床态度（医生对患者的说话方式）
  A doctor'sbedside manneris the way in which they talk to their patients.

英英释义

noun

• manner or conduct of a physician in the presence of a patient

双语例句

• Dr. Green has a good bedside manner.
  格林医生对病人态度亲切。
• He has a lovely bedside manner.
  他对病人和蔼而体贴。
• Veterans have always known the importance of a bedside manner.
  资深医生通常都知道医生对病人的态度非常重要。
• He never had much of a bedside manner.
  他这个人就是不懂得什么叫委婉。
• Bedside blood purification has became a crucial assistant manner for the treatment of critical illness nowadays.
  目前床旁血液净化治疗已经成为临床急危重症抢救的重要辅助手段。
• But we need to move away from the perception that social skills and better communication are a kind of optional extra for doctors. A good bedside manner is simply good medicine.
  不过，我们需要摒弃那种认为社交技巧和改善沟通对医生来说是一种可有可无的额外素质的念头，因为在临床实践中，良好的态度本身就是一剂良药。
• People appear to judge a good doctor based on old-fashioned bedside manner rather than technical knowledge and skills, according to a new study by Ohio State university, which is published in the Mayo Clinic proceedings.
  根据美国俄亥俄州立大学发表在《梅奥临床记录》的一项新研究，民众似乎仍以旧式医师的临床态度，而不是专业知识与技术来评好医师。
• The new doctor has a good bedside manner.
  新来的这位医生对病人的态度很好。
• These days, politics must be the bedside manner of health officials if they want to get results.
  现今，如果要取得成果，卫生官员就必须精通政治。
• His bedside manner became legendary, and it was another measure of this man.
  他对待病人的态度也享有盛名，它也是这个人物的另一个侧面。