Michealrack, I am not going to debate philosophy on here but I guess I was speaking from a moral stance. Low quality healthcare service delivery is not something that I would consider an option to practice..
well perhaps part of this is because you don't have the option to do so.....or at least the type of low quality care several people in this thread have endorsed/admitted to practicing.
Given the option of doing something you know you can do fairly easily for 180-200k/year+ benefits and decent hours(quick med checks) and not have to think too hard or get extra training vs........making much much less(at least initially), working harder(mentally and in terms of hours preparing), and having more day to day struggles.....well is it any wonder our field is where it is?
And as I said earlier, I don't blame people for doing this. But as I said before, let's call it what it is....