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there are plenty of terrible doctor's out there... Why should we expect doctor's to be any better than the avg population? Same goes for other jobs that we pu
by jordache 8y ago
there are plenty of terrible doctor's out there... Why should we expect doctor's to be any better than the avg population? Same goes for other jobs that we put on a pedestal, like police etc..
should a personality qualifier be required for certain jobs?
- danso 8y agoThe family's complaint isn't about the doctor's personality.
- smacktoward 8y agoIt is if the decision to use the robot in this circumstance was made by the doctor, rather than being standard Kaiser policy.
- ken 8y ago> Catherine Quintana said she and her mother asked hospital staff about how the robot was used. "It's policy, that's what we do now. That's what we were told," said Catherine Quintana.
- dpark 8y agoLots of jobs have personality qualifiers. If you work in a service industry, in a position that involves customer/client interaction, you're going to need some reasonable amount of social skills. The more esteemed your position is, the more your social skill level will matter.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoSure, but I guess the question is, is that a doctor's value? Being good at interacting with people? Is that really the primary thing we want from them?
- jordache 8y agobaseline people skill is necessary. Or necessary training.
- dpark 8y agoIt's part of their value, yes. We can expect a doctor to possess more than one skill.
- ripsawridge 8y agoWhat, is healing pure mechanics now? Like, the doctor is a programmer in a room far away and that's a good doctor?
- leesec 8y agoBecause of the 8~ years of extra training they have to go through?
- potta_coffee 8y agoWe shouldn't expect them to be better, but we live in authoritarian society.