Sometimes is difficult to find a new oncologist. (Lisa)  But if you need to find a new oncolgist, please read this article.

"When it’s clear you need to move on ...

Most experts say
there’s no need for a dramatic breakup. Don’t waste valuable
appointment time and money to confront a doctor whom you’ll likely
never see again. Instead, you should send a letter asking for your
medical records and express your concerns in a calm, businesslike way.

Dr.
Korsch: “Move on if there is a breakdown in communication, but only if
you’ve attempted to deal with it first. Doctors don’t like to be
criticized; put it on yourself. Remember, no personal attacks. The
emphasis should be on ‘We are having trouble.’

Dr. Weida: “You
might not click or connect; sometimes, it just doesn’t work out. Then
it’s reasonable to look for another doctor. If you’re not getting
answers to your questions, if you don’t know what’s going on, then it’s
time to go.” 

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