I like your fighting spirit but let me explain to you and everyone else watching once and for all why that will never happen.
It is no longer a secret that there is a lot of money in healthcare. Hence corporations, corrupt politicians, small-dick billionaires, MBAs, and just about every other physical manifestation of the evils of capitalism you can think of is trying to get a piece of that pie. Once these people set their sights on something, they are relentless. They will get their way because collectively they hold 99% of the cards.
Historically, healthcare was dominated by physicians and it has taken them a long time to erode the power structure of our profession but they have ultimately succeeded. The evidence of their victory is everywhere: exponential admin expansion, MBA takeover of healthcare, nonexistent tort reform, runaway debt of medical education, big academia exploiting resident labor, bullying of physicians by MBAs, midlevels, clipboard nurses, etc., midlevel encroachment, ineffectiveness of AMA and other physician lobbies, and the list goes on. In the face of this new oppressive power structure that has formed around our profession, physicians "burnout" is through the roof; that's a fun word thrown around by the suits to place blame on physicians for being fed up with an irreparably broken system and losing all hope, along with other hits like "provider" and "professionalism violation."
When you factor in all of the forces actively working to undermine our profession so they can at last pick apart the carcass of the American healthcare system, you don't need a crystal ball to realize what the inevitable conclusion is. At best, our only hope was buying just enough time for one last generation of physicians to cash out.
Tl;dr the future is bleak for both of them.
