In America the Art of Doctoring is Dying...

[drusso]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...08a16a-cdd0-11e5-88cd-753e80cd29ad_story.html


"If I could, I would reinvent myself today as a “confidentialist.” Someone who has the time to really get to know a patient. Someone available to be confided in. An advocate, not just for the moment, but across time. An explainer about what’s wrong; an educator about what will help and what will not. Someone who has the knowledge and confident wisdom to stand down the legions of specialists with their scalpels, catheters and scopes; the backbone to stand up to bottom-line-toeing administrators and self-serving insurance executives and policy wonks."

---

Members don't see this ad.

 

[Gauss]

[QUOTE=". Someone who has the knowledge and confident wisdom to stand down the legions of specialists with their scalpels, catheters and scopes; the backbone to stand up to bottom-line-toeing administrators and self-serving insurance executives and policy wonks."[/QUOTE]

fine buddy, then go do it instead of writing your whiny, narcissistic memoirs. Since you've got nothing to lose, go for it and show us how much of a stud doctor you truly are.

 

[SeniorWrangler]

Marcus Welby moved and left no forwarding address.

 

[drusso]

[QUOTE=". Someone who has the knowledge and confident wisdom to stand down the legions of specialists with their scalpels, catheters and scopes; the backbone to stand up to bottom-line-toeing administrators and self-serving insurance executives and policy wonks."

fine buddy, then go do it instead of writing your whiny, narcissistic memoirs. Since you've got nothing to lose, go for it and show us how much of a stud doctor you truly are.[/QUOTE]

You can ask the author. She seems genuine enough.