Dr. Morad Milad Daniel, MD

I recently saw Dr. Daniel for my chronic headaches and he did an amazing job. No doctor has taken the time to fully explain what was causing my headaches, what may be triggering them, and outlined such a thorough plan to treat them. Dr. Daniel is extremly thoughtful, caring, knowledgable and my headaches are much better after beginning the medications he prescribed.

There has always been a history of mistakes made by medical providers. Some people work hard to become medical providers and do good work, but not in this case with Daniels. It is always important to get to know patients as: 1-that their are human beings, and 2-all patients should be treated individually based upon thier unique illnesses.It is important that medical providers should never do no harm for it is consider being maleficient, understand the ethical responsibility of being a hlthcare professional at all times regardless of gender, ethnicity, disability, etc. Since new and unknown ailment do arise, it is important that he actively seek to expand his knowledge and skills by keeping abreast of advances in neuromedicine. Seek and research regarding various ailments without negligence,and/or "I KNOW IT ALL" behavior. Treat without negativity of all persons who seek his/her care. Overdosing patients with medications is a violation and is immorally unethical , especially when other… providers assist in misconduct to cover up such acts done against a patient in need of emergency/ or medical routine care. Each patient as intelligent human beings have the right not to exclude the obligation to seek appropriate care with the ethical right to self-determination where a provider practice ethical standards and abide by the law governing both provider and patient - not provider vs patient. He need to be reminded concerning legal consequences. No case are easy, but the willingness in providing appropriate care, expand one's knowledge concerning each case that are unique in nature in order to ease the unacceptable burden upon any patient in his care. Both the director and the chief of neurology need to have a sit down discussion coincerning legal matters that could have occurred if any patient in his care afre being overdosed and neglected in anyway.

The best Neurologist in Portland, very ethical, understanding, good listener, good diagnosis. Never neglects his patient. I recommend Dr Morad Daniel to any and everyone that has a neurological issue.

listening,understanding, respecting your patients is needed. Don't be afraid to answer questions. Not all patients are medically ignorant. Never spend far too much time psychoanalyzing patients and make excuses - it shows laziness and ignorance. Attitude that are negative and shows no promise of willness to find some answers that a provider is trying are not worth recommending and it reflects on others in the same field. Very embarrasing and not safe.

Provider need to review knowledge, need OJT experience as a neurologist and not try to be a neuro-psychologist or psychologist in general. Must have someone overlooking to see if have enough field experience to be by one self. Requires retraining on how to make proper diagnosis while applying required/necessary physical exams, have a clear understanding on the various types of head pain that can be caused by various factors within the body, understanding of the different aches that troubles a patient,study all medical records to locate possible underlying causes - think outside the box.