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Broken communication between patient and physician

The scope of The Journal of Educational Gerontology is not medicine. However, how a senior population is to age well from a psychosocial environmental perspective must necessarily incorporate health care. The goal of primary care is to assist patients in reaching service goals. The bestdesigned, best-funded program in the world, however, is only as good as the communication established, one on one, between human beings: the physician and patient (plus family), the physician and his professional colleagues, and the physician and his/her staff personnel.