I go to a family doctor in his 70s for this very reason. He isn't in a rush. He (or his nurse) actually looks at the old form responses instead of asking me the same old questions. He cares about me beyond the list of symptoms, and asked about the job I started a year ago at the last visit.

I feel like the move to larger clinics (at least in the US) over old school one physician offices has standardized the process and made it more bureaucratic. But there could be a more human approach if someone actually cared to invest in it. I don't see it happening when larger practices and health systems are optimizing for cost and throughput.

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