downright rude, Extremely impolite or offensive, bedside manner, A doctor's way of communicating with and treating patients, breach patient confidentiality, To reveal private information about a patient, a useful springboard, A starting point that helps develop a discussion, idea or activity, a quack cure, A treatment falsely claimed to cure an illness, usually without scientific evidence, a hypochondriac, A person who worries excessively about having illnesses, be on the receiving end of something, To experience something unpleasant, such as criticism or bad treatment, preventative medicine, Medical care aimed at preventing illness rather than treating it, be conducive to something, To create a situation that makes something more likely or easier to happen, take a holistic approach to healthcare, To consider a person's physical, mental, emotional and social wellbeing when providing medical care, medical negligence, Failure by a medical professional to provide an appropriate standard of care, an adverse reaction, A reaction to medication or treatment that is harmful or unwanted
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