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Care Philosophy: One of the joys of pediatric care is that it offers an opportunity for continuity of care and the unique experience of caring for patients through infancy into young adulthood. It is a privilege to work with children and their families daily. I believe in creating health partnerships and like collaboration with both my patients and their parents. I provide care in a friendly, positive, and supportive environment, in addition to treating each patient within the context of their social environment.

Care Philosophy: I have an inherent desire to work closely with families and to provide a wide range of services to different groups of people. I like the continuity of care because I want to provide for my patients' medical needs every step of the way. I promote disease prevention and care for the whole patient rather than just the disease.

Care Philosophy: A caring relationship and a compassion to understand the needs of my patients is paramount to everything I do.

Care Philosophy: I like to educate patients, listen to them, answer their questions, and thereby empower them to make the best treatment decisions as individuals. I also utilize a team-approach to provide excellent patient care. I decided to become a Gynecologic-Oncologist for the unique combination of interesting surgical procedures along with the opportunity to get to know my patients and their families through continuity of care.

Care Philosophy: I believe trust is accomplished through open dialogue, compassion, kindness and the willingness to listen to the patient's needs. With trust comes the ability to provide the highest level of care.

Care Philosophy: I aspire to use the gifts God has given me to the benefit of those around me. I want to be a part of a healthcare team that will allow me to help those in need.

Biography: Dr. Betty Murray, DO is an Internist who practices in Sacramento, CA. She is 42 years old. Dr. Betty Murray, DO is affiliated with Mercy General Hospital.

Care Philosophy: I treat every patient and family I encounter with the concern and respect I would want to receive. I try to treat each encounter as unique and I recognize that not every patient care situation is the same. I welcome questions, and feel that education families about disease processes, as well as normal development, is an essential part of pediatric care.

Care Philosophy: I want to treat my patients the way I would want to be treated with quality evidence-based care.

Care Philosophy: I treat my patients the way I want to be treated. I like to listen and spend time with my patients, to help them understand diseases and treatment.