Clearly someone with no moral code.
Oaktree
theancientoaktree
You must work in the most shitty healthcare system imaginable. Out of the literally thousands of physicians I have gone to med school with, graduated with, worked with, referred to and received referrals from, attended national meetings with, etc., I can literally count on 1 hand the number who I thought were actual…
Can you believe this guy?
You’re right. My life experience as a physician is totally invalidated by your experience as a “medical professional” who works with doctors. I retract my prior statements about how we actually do care about our patients and truly want what’s best for them.
I happen to be a professor who teaches young doctors, evaluates their professionalism, uses psychometric tools to assess their performance in regard to compassion and interpersonal skills, and actually, you know, KNOWS WHAT DOCS DO.
doctors also charge high prices because they pay a little over two administrators per doctor to deal with scheduling appointments and all the insurance back & forth. this is a uniquely american problem among western, developed nations. fewer services, more paperwork! ‘MURICA!!!
“9/10 your doctor doesn’t give a shit if you live or die.”
Naw. The doctors in this system are the ones trying to keep the insurers and big pharma from running roughshod over real people.
Look man, I’m not even going to debate this shit with you.
Ok tomato.
You said you know what was in their heads. That’s unscientific speculation.
NoGas: “I see wimmings every day, I know what they think.”
No, it’s ‘unscientific bullshit which is fucking wrong’, actually.
Not having well trained doctors is a bad plan.
Your second and third paragraphs are complete bullshit.
Well we do actually have to pay those loans back, so yes, cost of education is indeed part of the equation.
Yeah, this is wrong.
There is of course, another way to look at it. If the insurance laws in Michigan allow this sort of thing, change the laws. Just a thought.
But the DESIGN man... much better.