What makes a Doctor Good?

Please share your views everyone? It will help spread goodness.

To me it is good diagnosis, ethics and listening ability. more  

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Doctors who do not prescribe unnecessary tests, x rays, medicines and who can advise genuine medicines and care, without fleecing the patients for unthinkable amounts of money. more  
good ethics, humane in nature and definitely not money minded. more  
Doctors who earn only in consultation fees ( that can be high) and provide good diagnosis and don't prescribe unnecessary meds. The ones who on top of this honor appointment and customer service then become 5 star to me. more  
I like Docs who honor appointment times because most of them in India don't. more  
Our experience with Dr. Sunesh kumar; a SURGEON IN THE CANCER DEPT. at the AIIMS;was such that; we were not only overwhelmed with his approach towards the patient, but also continue to be gratuitous towards him; primarily and essentially only because he treated my mom of more than 65 years age; first as his little daughter; and only thereafter as a patient, and finally thereafter only as a cancer patient. Prior to this our local dr. Dr, savita aggarwal; is simply unbelievable; for she scolds us as one of her own family. more  
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