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Until recently it was standard practice to have med students perform medically unnecessary "practice" pelvic/rectal exams on unconscious patients w/o their consent. Still largely legal. There's a big disconnect in the medical community re: patient dignity. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pelvic-exams-informed-consent/ …https://twitter.com/cyantist/status/1070132399525089280 …
Anyway, yes, "Medical care, except you treat patients like people" is an A+ startup ideahttps://twitter.com/cyantist/status/1070132776161005568 …
Shhhh, any time anyone discusses this issue, medical students have to stay an hour later every day for a "Bedside Manner" class which has no effect except making them talk slightly more like overly polite robots.
Hello, My Name Is Dr S And I Will Be Your Doctor Today Because You Are In The Hospital. You Are In The Hospital For Pneumonia And I Will Treat Your Pneumonia. Now I Will Jam This Needle Into Your Body. Now I Have Treated Your Pneumonia. My Name Was Dr S. Goodbye. We Respect You!
I loved @onemedical for this exact reason...alas, no locations in Rhode Island
I couldn’t believe how I was treated today and how others were treated around me. It was so gross.
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