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Dr. Sham Acharya, a distinguished Endocrinologist, is dedicated to providing exceptional care for patients with endocrine disorders. With extensive expertise in areas such as diabetes management, thyroid disorders, adrenal gland dysfunction, and metabolic bone disease, Dr. Acharya employs advanced diagnostic techniques and evidence-based treatments to achieve optimal patient outcomes. His commitment to personalized, compassionate care is evident in his meticulously tailored treatment plans designed to meet each patient's unique needs. Passionate about advancing endocrinology and improving patients' quality of life, Dr. Acharya's innovative approach and dedication to patient education make him a trusted partner in endocrine health. Your feedback is invaluable—share your experiences and write a review today!
- Language: English
Practice address
Lake Macquarie Private Hospital
- 6-8 Sydney Street, Breast and Endocrine Centre, GATESHEAD, NSW, 2290
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MBBS, FRCP(Edin), FRACP
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1 review about Dr Sham Acharya
‘-Lacks good bedside manner with minimal empathy
-Needs to provide resources to educate patients
Dr Acharya needs to improve his bedside manner as he lacked empathy/sympathy for patient with Type 2 Diabetes regarding the reason for emotional eating (close family member had passed away).
He did not provide adequate information or provide patient with education about why weight loss was important and also did not provide appropriate care when patient started rapid acting insulin (leading to a handful of hypoglycemic episodes).
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