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Today, the relationship between doctor and pivotal patient role in providing managed services in efficient primary health and medical services was proved. Therefore, this article will pay patients' attitudes about how to communicate with patients in selected hospitals at Qom University of Medical Sciences. This study was descriptive-analytic using a standard questionnaire PDRQ-9 were completed. In this research study, 185 patients in three hospitals, for example, Ayatollah Golpayegani, Vali-Asr and Imam Reza in Qom, were studied. The results demonstrated high patient satisfaction with the quality of their relationships with physicians, obstetrics and gynecology. It is also show that with 78 % satisfaction (P = 0/003) as well as internal medicine physicians with 82 % satisfaction (P = 0/042). Patients with a college education is a significant dissatisfaction in relationship with their doctor (P = 0/001). In contrast, both female and male patients generally had moderate satisfaction with their physician communication a significant interaction between gender and the mean score physician-patient (P = 0/203). The results of this study, patient satisfaction with the medical team of the communication medium is not satisfactory and may be due to ignorance or negligence of medical staff in with the patient. The heart of theoretical and practical clinical skills training programs offered in medical science should be more to it.

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“…Based on the above results for health education regarding diabetes mellitus, most respondents have never received health education because there are rarely meetings in that area, so that health education is rarely given to families. Some families have received health education, and they get health education through a village midwife or doctor [37].…”