1) What do you think about when you're sitting down waiting to see a doctor? 2) What childhood memories do you have of doctors?
3) Have you ever changed doctors? If yes», why?
4) Do you prefer male or female doctors?
5) What kind of working day do you think a doctor has?
6) Do you think there are enough doctors in your town?
7) Are you satisfied you have enough time talking to the doctor?
8) Where do you think the world's best doctors are?
9) Do you think doctors talk and gossip about their patients?
10) What kind of person makes an excellent doctor?

Объяснение:

1) When I'm sitting down waiting to see a doctor, I usually think about my symptoms and what I hope the doctor will be able to do to help me feel better.

2) My childhood memories of doctors are mostly of going for check-ups and vaccinations, but there was one time when I had to go to hospital and I remember feeling scared but also comforted by the doctors and nurses.

3) Yes, I have changed doctors before. Sometimes it's because I move to a new area, but other times it's because I don't feel like my previous doctor listened to me or took my concerns seriously.

4) I don't have a preference for male or female doctors. I think what's most important is that they are knowledgeable, caring and take the time to listen to their patients.

5) I imagine that a doctor's working day is very busy and demanding, with a lot of patient consultations, paperwork and potentially emergencies to deal with.

6) I'm not sure if there are enough doctors in my town. It seems like waiting times to see a GP can be quite long, so there may be a shortage.

7) I generally am satisfied with the amount of time I get to spend with my doctor, but I know some people feel like their consultations are rushed.

8) It's hard to say where the world's best doctors are, as there are excellent doctors in many different countries. However, I think some countries with advanced healthcare systems and medical research facilities may be more likely to have highly skilled doctors.

9) I would like to think that doctors don't gossip about their patients, as it would be a breach of their professional ethics.

10) I think an excellent doctor is someone who is knowledgeable, skilled and empathetic. They should be able to communicate well with their patients and make them feel comfortable, as well as being able to accurately diagnose and treat their illness.

1) When I'm sitting down waiting to see a doctor, I usually think about my symptoms and what I hope the doctor will be able to do to help me feel better.
2) My childhood memories of doctors are mostly of going for check-ups and vaccinations, but there was one time when I had to go to hospital and I remember feeling scared but also comforted by the doctors and nurses.
3) Yes, I have changed doctors before.
Sometimes it's because I move to a new area, but other times it's because I don't feel like my previous doctor listened to me or took my concerns seriously.
4) I don't have a preference for male or female doctors. I think what's most important is that they are knowledgeable, caring and take the time to listen to their patients.
5) I imagine that a doctor's working day is very busy and demanding, with a lot of patient consultations, paperwork and potentially emergencies to deal with.
6) I'm not sure if there are enough doctors in my town. It seems like waiting times to see a GP can be quite long, so there may be a shortage .

7) I generally am satisfied with the amount of time I get to spend with my doctor, but I know some people feel like their consultations are rushed.
8) It's hard to say where the world's best doctors are, as there are excellent doctors in many different countries. However, I think some countries with advanced healthcare systems and medical research facilities may be more likely to have highly skilled doctors.
9) I would like to think that doctors don't gossip about their patients, as it would be a breach of their professional ethics.
10) I think an excellent doctor is someone who is knowledgeable, skilled and empathetic. They should be able to communicate well with their patients and make them feel comfortable, as well as being able to accurately diagnose and treat their illness.