We are all unconsciously biased in favor of that which favors our interests. The key is being able to understand that, admit it, and always take it into account. To do otherwise is to risk conflating our interests with those of our patients when they might not actually coincide.https://twitter.com/drdanchoi/status/1170357507581251585 …
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Yes agreed, patients first always. But when a policy that has been crafted by insurance companies so blatantly exploits our altruism and duty to patients, we have to speak out. This policy has hurt pts in CA by reducing access.
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Why is your faculty practice in chap 11? Not due to lack of doc ability! Yes possibly due to mismanagement. Lots I bet has to do with what
@danielleofri wrote: Business of Health Care (ie insurers) depending on exploitation or docs and nurses. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/08/opinion/sunday/hospitals-doctors-nurses-burnout.html …
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Well, in a way...if for example GPs wages drop too far below any other academics wages, there won‘t be any GPs anymore, which will harm patients. Not being greedy - ok. Just something fair. And time talking with patients should not cost less/be valued less than procedures.
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I agree.I've always thought GPs were undercompensated.
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