I think the reason is simple. It has to do with money. If a medical worker doesn't come in and perform their job, he/she is not entitled to be paid. When you s

I think the reason is simple. It has to do with money. If a medical worker doesn't come in and perform their job, he/she is not entitled to be paid. When you step into a hospital, there's a process in place to make money out of you. If anyone misses their part, they'll have revenue shortfall. The pressure is on medical workers. Hospitals have admin staff to pay (CEO, managers.) They have bonds that come to due. Hospitals are not there just to care for the sick. They're there primarily to make money. I think most of them are designed that way.