The white coat can be an inadvertent barrier to care
Don’t wear the white coat; it scares the kids.
Most children stare at me with that wide-eyed look. Thinking from their perspective, the six-foot something curly headed giant with big round glasses probably appears very strange to the little human that barely scrapes my knee. They do not cry. They just stare. I smile, and they gape. Parents laugh as I grin sheepishly. Towering over the patients, I likely appear more …
The white coat can be an inadvertent barrier to care
