After analyzing 25 studies addressing this issue, researchers from the universities of York, Exeter, and Leeds, in England, concluded: “Practitioners who attempted to form a warm and friendly relationship with their patients, and reassured them that they would soon be better, were found to be more effective than practitioners who kept their consultations impersonal, formal and uncertain. ”
Pärast 25 uurimistöö analüüsimist järeldasid Inglismaa Yorki, Exeteri ja Leedsi teadlased: „Arstid, kes püüdsid luua oma patsientidega sooje ja sõbralikke suhteid ning kinnitasid haigetele, et nende tervis peagi paraneb, said paremaid tulemusi kui need arstid, kes rääkisid oma patsientidega külmalt, formaalselt ja ebamääraselt. ”