They really need to give doctors time just like professors - you work maybe 2- 3 hours a day then you can spend the rest of the day 'keeping up' and then once every five years you get a year off with pay to further "keep up " ....sign me up ....
ggwpq, that would explain the phrase "a doctor who practices medicine" till he gets it right.;-) So when people would ask my husband what type of medicine does he practice, he would roll his eyes. Especially without thinking as I was making food, I'd say, I think I'll doctor it up, he say "please don't say that"...lol ;-)
Next time you see your doctor ask how they spend their day and you might be surprised how little time they have. It is the reason why so many stick to existing protocols. Its also shocking how many GPs would not recommend their field. You want to blame someone start first with the University that charge an incredible amount for tuition and yet pay University Presidents millions. Next up, the insurance industry in two parts, first is malpractice and then the healthcare companies. These doctors spend countless hours on administrative tasks to satisfy each insurance company. They then need to see as many patients to cover their costs before making any money.
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