The patient gown has existed since at least the beginning of the last century, designed to provide a degree of physical privacy while allowing medical access. However, its design lacks user-friendliness, often transforming patients into depersonalized individuals instead of respecting their unique identities.
Despite being the default uniform for hospital patients, the gown's design—with its myriad of difficult tie closures—offers little functional comfort or modesty, showcasing the medical establishment's longstanding indifference to patient experience.
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