Now We're A Cartel

[OB1🤙]

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The lot of you rich bastards should be ashamed for wanting to take a skim off the treatment that those empathetic NPs and PAs could economically, safely deliver without you. I mean, it's common sense.

This is the ignorance we're up against, folks.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/05/24/tom_coburn_defends_the_doctors_cartel.html

 

[WholeLottaGame7]

The lot of you rich bastards should be ashamed for wanting to take a skim off the treatment that those empathetic NPs and PAs could economically, safely deliver without you. I mean, it's common sense.

This is the ignorance we're up against, folks.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/05/24/tom_coburn_defends_the_doctors_cartel.html

We do deal with a lot of drugs...

 

[Mman]

The lot of you rich bastards should be ashamed for wanting to take a skim off the treatment that those empathetic NPs and PAs could economically, safely deliver without you. I mean, it's common sense.

This is the ignorance we're up against, folks.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/05/24/tom_coburn_defends_the_doctors_cartel.html

Interesting (but stupid) article in that it doesn't really understand that PAs are regulated by the board of medicine in each state. I doubt NPs are looking to give PAs more independence. Doesn't really fit their agenda.

 

[lord_jeebus]

Not surprising from Slate, considering they already accused us of being a "pain-relief cartel" for opposing the practice of interventional pain medicine by CRNAs: "Anesthsleaziology"

 

[pgg]

If we're a cartel, why isn't our competition buried in the desert? 🙄

 

[sevoflurane]

Not surprising from Slate, considering they already accused us of being a "pain-relief cartel" for opposing the practice of interventional pain medicine by CRNAs: "Anesthsleaziology"

That author is completely clueless. Painfully obvious.

We should allow surgical NP's to do appys and chole's.

 

[midazme]

funny how so many people favor increased regulation in every aspect of life (industry, mining, education, media, commerce) but are now demanding de-regulation for healthcare.

you'd think that the lessons they cite for increased regulation could just as easily be applied to medicine. 🙄

 

[cincincyreds]

If we're a cartel, why isn't our competition buried in the desert? 🙄

or the East River in my case.

 

[yappy]

Wow.

What's interesting to me is that almost everyone seems to have an opinion on health care - from its delivery to how it should be practiced. Yet few take the time to really understand the current method of delivery. I once got in a deep discussion with someone about the delivery of health care in the US, who had very strong opinion, midway through the conversation he didn't even know there was such a thing called medicaid.

Got to love blogs... they're the new news. The fact that the author uses the word "cartel" shows his bias and desire to be inflammatory - ad-hominem even.