giving healthy life of awareness among the medical community. According to a survey published by BMJ (2015), it shows that: • Around 37% of general practitioners admitted having a companion policy. • While 68% of male general practitioners

giving healthy life of awareness among the medical community. According to a survey published by BMJ (2015), it shows that: • Around 37% of general practitioners admitted having a companion policy. • While 68% of male general practitioners offered a companion when they performed an intimate physical examination, only 5% of female general practitioners admitted it. • Only 54% of men and about 2% of women practicing general medicine admitted having a companion when they performed the exams. • More than 70% of women and 8% of general male doctors admitted that they never use a companion when they perform an intimate examination of patients. When the general practitioners used a chaperone, the sources were varied, such as: • 22% of general practitioners interviewed used general practice recorders or students as chaperones. • 47% used a family member or a person accompanying the patient as chaperones. • 43% of general practitioners used non-clinical practice personnel such as chaperones. • 78% of general practitioners usually use qualified nurses as chaperones. The main reasons given by general practitioners for not using a professional licensed medical escort and qualified to be a more info>>>http://giving healthy life /