"I wish I could easily keep in touch with all my patients. Some need follow-up reminders, others need condition-specific information.

But doing this manually for hundreds? It's overwhelming. I know personalized care matters, but I'm struggling to keep up.

I lie awake thinking about Mrs. Patel's diabetes check-up or Rahul's vaccinations. Did we call them?

It's not just about appointments – it's ensuring continuity of care. But with so many patients and so little time, things slip through the cracks.

Different patients need different support. Ideally, I'd tailor communication to each patient's needs. But I'm often just scrambling to cover the basics.

Choosing the right communication channel is another challenge. Some prefer calls, others texts or WhatsApp. And some need information in different languages. It's like juggling a dozen balls, fearing I'll drop one.

I became a doctor to make a difference, but sometimes I feel I'm letting patients down because I can't keep up with all their communication needs."