The article covers two opposing viewpoints on physician-patient email communication.
The pro argument suggests loyalty and trust, thus better patient care, would result from frequent communication between patient and physician. The con argument contends privacy risks and potential for miscommunication in treatment procedures far outweigh any benefit from increased communication.
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