Culturally Sensitive Care – Angeline Hadiwidjaja, M.D.
Posted on Aug 13, 2012 | 0 comments
Tailoring her care to the unique needs of her patients is what’s most important to Angeline Hadiwidjaja, M.D., a pediatrician at PAMF’s Fremont Center.
“Many of my patients come from different backgrounds and cultures. Members of one family might speak two or three different languages,” says Dr. Hadiwidjaja.
The most rewarding part of her work is being included as a member of the families she cares for. “I have the most wonderful job,” the pediatrician says. “I get to see babies who have just been born and young adults who are excited about heading off to college.”
Learn more about her in this video that is part of a series highlighting the diverse voices of PAMF physicians.
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