Here's someone who schooled doctors trying to use this mistranslation to make the same incorrect claim.https://twitter.com/Desrobertl/status/1188812741508775936?s=20 …
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Or, as it was put here, quite well...https://twitter.com/Stormageddon666/status/1189124199304044545 …
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And another one weighs in...https://twitter.com/scientist_iam/status/1188807696151203842 …
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I agree that words matter, but not in the way
@BrandonADyer thinks they do. It's he who is abusing language and repeating a misrepresentation of etymology to whine about being called a "provider."
https://twitter.com/BrandonADyer/status/1293570935392358407?s=20 …Show this thread
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Sounds like someone thinks he is too good to be lumped in with nurses and PAs!
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100% that's what this is. People who had a prior dislike of the word "provider" bc they find it insulting dug thru some obscure history to try to link the term to anything offensive. They found a very loose association to Nazis with no regard for how offensive this comparison is
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Physicians who take issue with being referred to as providers need to check their egos at the door and worry about taking care of their patients. Or leave the profession, since clearly they’re not in it for the right reasons.
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