It would appear that the relentless dehumanization of the skilled laborer by business interests has finally spread to the professional classes. I can't even re

It would appear that the relentless dehumanization of the skilled laborer by business interests has finally spread to the professional classes. I can't even recall how many young software companies I have sent my resume to that turned out to be in the business of building software for insurers and hospital systems that end up telling physicians how to do their jobs. Of course, the metrics all back this up as a solid plan that increases productivity and reduces expensive errors and negative outcomes due to inattention, but I know it just has to suck for the docs to have to experience exactly the same thing that has already happened to most other jobs.