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    1. Brandon Dyer‏ @BrandonADyer 12 Aug 2020

      #MedTwitter we are doctors or physicians, not providers. “Provider” was a term first used by The Third Reich (Nazis) to devalue Jewish physicians as medical professionals. When someone calls you a provider -- help educate them.

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    2. Brandon Dyer‏ @BrandonADyer 12 Aug 2020

      "Doctor” is Latin for father, teacher, adviser, and scholar. It more closely relates to the Hippocratic and Oslerian ideal of what a physician should be.

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    3. Brandon Dyer‏ @BrandonADyer 12 Aug 2020

      "Physician" is Latin for the natural science and art of healing.

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      Brandon Dyer‏ @BrandonADyer 12 Aug 2020

      Words matter. The etymology of these words deserve our attention and reflection, lest we forget the historical mistakes -- or worse, repeat them.

      8:31 AM - 12 Aug 2020
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        2. Brandon Dyer‏ @BrandonADyer 12 Aug 2020

          Me too! I once had our administrator say that I was providing excellent customer service... based on Press-Ganey! 🤢 Double bad.

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        2. Josh Walker‏ @Josh_Waka 12 Aug 2020
          Replying to @BrandonADyer

          There are few things that set me off more than this. I absolutely refuse to use the term provider. We have doctors, nurses, PAs. Everyone has a role and is valued, but please don’t diminish the decades of training physicians go through and call us all “providers”.

          6 replies 3 retweets 14 likes
        3. Dan Freedman, DO‏ @dfreedman7 13 Aug 2020
          Replying to @Josh_Waka @BrandonADyer

          Your dislike for the word is one thing. Trying to force a connection to the Holocaust is something else entirely.

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        2. Wet Bulb American Summer 🌹‏ @UnaDispatch 12 Aug 2020
          Replying to @BrandonADyer

          The alleged Nazi origin of the term has been repeatedly debunked by historians yet this urban legend pops up like once a month on MedTwitter

          2 replies 0 retweets 20 likes
        3. Wet Bulb American Summer 🌹‏ @UnaDispatch 12 Aug 2020
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          It's also a pretty iffy translation https://twitter.com/MedialApproach/status/1094378954524381184?s=19 …

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        1. Mike Phillips‏ @MNPGeoTech 12 Aug 2020
          Replying to @BrandonADyer

          Words matter. Doctor is an academic title and anyone who earns that title has the right to use it. They cannot impersonate a physician but from what I’ve seen on here, I don’t know why anyone would want to. I prefer my head to fit thru the door.

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        2. Tricia Pendergrast‏ @traependergrast 12 Aug 2020
          Replying to @BrandonADyer

          Are you suggesting that if I call myself a provider, the holocaust will happen again?

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        3. Lucio Martelli‏ @LucioMM1 13 Aug 2020
          Replying to @traependergrast @BrandonADyer

          No, he is suggesting you are a Nazi if you use that word. That's because he is balanced and wants to make a useful contribution to discourse

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        1. this is the end‏ @blamelessjay 13 Aug 2020
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          whiny provider

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