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They are by far most likely to be social and fiscal conservatives! 😵 I don't know about anyone else but this will affect my choice of specialty. Few things are as horrid as working with colleagues you have little in common with.
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When looking at political biases by specialty, the most conservative physicians (reporting themselves as conservative fiscally and socially) tended to be in the operating room: plastic surgeons (82.2%), orthopaedists (82%), anesthesiologists (80%), urologists (79.4%), ophthalmologists (77.6%), and general surgeons (76.5%). The most liberal physicians (both socially and fiscally) were infectious disease physicians (74.4%), psychiatrists (72.1%), intensivists (67.7%), neurologists (64.1%), and oncologists (63.5%) (see Table 3).
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/760127_5
So they get into surgery it would seem because that's where the most money is. Since making lots of money what is a core part of being conservative. It makes perfect sense to me! I wonder if they even see their patients as human beings instead of just dollar signs?
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When looking at political biases by specialty, the most conservative physicians (reporting themselves as conservative fiscally and socially) tended to be in the operating room: plastic surgeons (82.2%), orthopaedists (82%), anesthesiologists (80%), urologists (79.4%), ophthalmologists (77.6%), and general surgeons (76.5%). The most liberal physicians (both socially and fiscally) were infectious disease physicians (74.4%), psychiatrists (72.1%), intensivists (67.7%), neurologists (64.1%), and oncologists (63.5%) (see Table 3).
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/760127_5
So they get into surgery it would seem because that's where the most money is. Since making lots of money what is a core part of being conservative. It makes perfect sense to me! I wonder if they even see their patients as human beings instead of just dollar signs?