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,Doctor-patient communication and the gyn?cological history,y need to help them to do so’ (Department of Health, 1989b). This reflects a move away from treatment towards prevention, with a greater emphasis on health surveillance and an essential change in the doctor-patient relationship.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2931-3 the examination such as bimanual examination and passing speculae that will not have been encountered in other disciplines. What really sets the gyn?cological examination apart, however, is its intimate nature, which can cause embarrassment in both the patient and examiner. Unless this hurdle can b