Dr. Daniel Marcus says doctors are most often concerned when reviewers ask questions about a patient's condition and how they are helping them. Daniel Marcus introduced Dr. Caesar's communication with a question. Dr. Caesar was a little annoyed and didn't like the way Marcus asked the question, which surprised him because Dr. Caesar didn't expect to be asked about the patient. He thought of Mr. Marcus as a doctor like himself. He didn't know he was a critic. There were many misunderstandings between them. Caesar felt uncomfortable with this situation.
Given that 70% of his diagnoses are based on lab testing, I would expect Daniel Marcus' communication to focus on lab testing. As a reviewer, he must first use a test sample to check if the lab test is genuine. He then needs to go to the doctor and see if he is making the correct diagnosis.
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