Mashukur Rahman, Clinical Oncology Resident, Physician, FCPS (Internal Medicine) (Final Part), BCS Health Cadre, Committed to Cancer Research, Patient Care, learning Oncology shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Good colleagues save lives. In hospitals, teamwork is not optional. It is clinical safety. Research shows that good relationships among doctors, nurses, and staff reduce medical errors.
Clear communication lowers adverse events by up to 30-40%. Teams that trust each other make faster decisions in emergencies. They follow protocols better.
They miss fewer warning signs. Patients feel it too. Hospitals with strong teamwork report higher patient satisfaction. Care becomes coordinated, not fragmented.
A healthy hospital culture starts with us.
-Be kind.
-Be professional.
-Be a good colleague.
Because in healthcare, how we work together matters as much as what we know.”
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