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How Can Providers Ensure a More Comfortable Experience?

Healthcare providers can adopt several practices to ensure a more comfortable experience for their patients:
- Empathy and Patience: Showing empathy and being patient can help build trust and make the patient feel more at ease.
- Gentle Techniques: Using gentle techniques and explaining each step can help minimize discomfort.
- Patient-Centered Care: Tailoring the approach to meet the individual needs of each patient can help improve their experience.

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