“Clinician of the Future” global report

[SurfingDoctor]

New Survey Shows That Up To 47% Of U.S. Healthcare Workers Plan To Leave Their Positions By 2025

The “Clinician of the Future” global report reveals current pain points, predictions for the future and how the industry can come together to address gaps.

www.forbes.com

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[VA Hopeful Dr]

New Survey Shows That Up To 47% Of U.S. Healthcare Workers Plan To Leave Their Positions By 2025

The “Clinician of the Future” global report reveals current pain points, predictions for the future and how the industry can come together to address gaps.

www.forbes.com

Did Elsevier pay to have that article published?

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Did Elsevier pay to have that article published?

Well, publishers never really pay for anything because medical publishing is basically a scam… but…

 

[VA Hopeful Dr]

Well, publishers never really pay for anything because medical publishing is basically a scam… but…

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Well this is Forbes, but mainly I was being snarky about things from the article like this:

To gain a sense of the healthcare field and what the future may look like, Elsevier Health, a world-leading provider of information solutions that enhance the performance of science, health and technology professionals, empowering them to make better decisions and deliver better care, conducted its first “Clinician of the Future” global report.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Well this is Forbes, but mainly I was being snarky about things from the article like this:

To gain a sense of the healthcare field and what the future may look like, Elsevier Health, a world-leading provider of information solutions that enhance the performance of science, health and technology professionals, empowering them to make better decisions and deliver better care, conducted its first “Clinician of the Future” global report.

Yeah, I usually think of KKF as the group that does healthcare landscape research or surveys.

But maybe Elsevier is trying to break into that market and so they did this as a flagship study so they could produce a new journal “Healthcare Futures” and fill it with all sorts of terrible social sciences articles at cost to the authors.

 

[JoaoMoutinho]

Well this is Forbes, but mainly I was being snarky about things from the article like this:

To gain a sense of the healthcare field and what the future may look like, Elsevier Health, a world-leading provider of information solutions that enhance the performance of science, health and technology professionals, empowering them to make better decisions and deliver better care, conducted its first “Clinician of the Future” global report.

Yeah, the article was full of that kind of corporate crap. I chuckled (or vomited) a little when I read that part.

Some of the bullet points further down were interesting, but there was a lot of this kind of stuff in between.