The UAMS website features ratings and comments of physicians with at last 30 patient surveys, according to the report. The surveys inquire about physician communication, listening, courtesy and respect in the outpatient setting.
The medical center will post both positive and negative reviews, according to the report. It will not post those with libelous, profane or private information.
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