depersonalizes

The current health care system depersonalizes the doctor-patient relationship and "created a kind of 'system arrogance' in which the patient is seen not as a person but merely as a job to be done cost effectively."

Richard C. Senelick, M.D.: I Don't Think Physicians Are as Arrogant as You Do M.D. Richard C. Senelick 2012

The current health care system depersonalizes the doctor-patient relationship and "created a kind of 'system arrogance' in which the patient is seen not as a person but merely as a job to be done cost effectively."

Richard C. Senelick, M.D.: I Don't Think Physicians Are as Arrogant as You Do M.D. Richard C. Senelick 2012

But to exclude the experience of the individual, as so much of orthodox medical history has done, seriously depersonalizes illness, reducing it to a black box on a histogram.

Pestilence and Headcolds: Encountering Illness in Colonial Mexico 2008

Categorizing an emotional affair as an addiction is helpful in two ways: first, it depersonalizes the experience, making it easier to let go of, and it also provides some tangible steps a person can take to kick her habit.

Therese Borchard: 12 Ways To Recover From An Emotional Affair 2009

Loretta Napoleoni, who worked in finance for many years, has a book out that depersonalizes the idea and applies it to an industry and our economic system.

Danny Schechter: Did Wall Street "Go Rogue" Or Was It Rogue Already? 2009

I don't particularly like to use it, as it depersonalizes the whole blogging experience but sometimes it's necessary - there are some crazy people out there in the sphere.

[blogging] and a sense of perspective 2008

Loretta Napoleoni, who worked in finance for many years, has a book out that depersonalizes the idea and applies it to an industry and our economic system.

Did Wall Street "Go Rogue" or Was it Rogue Already? 2008

I don't particularly like to use it, as it depersonalizes the whole blogging experience but sometimes it's necessary - there are some crazy people out there in the sphere.

Archive 2008-11-01 2008

But I have always disliked the “Jane Doe” label, feeling that it depersonalizes the victim, though I have only asked one woman to decline the anonymity.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Anonymous Electronic Reactions by Students: 2007

I think it is here I saw it noted that this personalizes it, I on the otherhand think this depersonalizes it and her.

The Ashley Treatment: A Feminist and Disability Rights Issue? 2007