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usnavdoc said:I think his silence just proves my point that I made previously. His comments and his detachment from the reality of military medicine makes me believe he is not a physician. I think he is a Medical Service Corps type. Which means Ancillary staff, recruiter, detailor, occupational/prev med or rad health, something like that.
and in a similar way, this is one of the major problems with military medicine: ie...you have NON-PHYSICIANS having the decision making authority on how to run medicine and the Physicians have near ZERO authority. This does not mean that those NON-Physicians are "bad", just that they have very little insight as to what works and what doesn't because they have never done the job of those they are in authority over (not to mention, it is not thier license or their patients being affected by staff/admin decisions).