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Ah, but you're missing the directive that medicine doesn't have: "If a doctor commits malpractice, immediately disregard all medical advice given to you by any
by seoaeu 6y ago
Ah, but you're missing the directive that medicine doesn't have:
"If a doctor commits malpractice, immediately disregard all medical advice given to you by any other doctors at their hospital"
- hutzlibu 6y agoIf one doctor at a hospital does very bad things - then yes, I would avoid that hospital completely. Because in a working environment, bad actors would be detected by colleagues, etc. And since this not happened, one can only assume the whole hospital to be deeply flawed.
- toss1 6y agoIndeed! If I heard that a doctor was deliberately and repeatedly poisoning his patients, I'd absolutely avoid the place because proper oversight is clearly lacking. Perhaps the hospital actually has excellent oversight and it is just that the evil doctor is exceptionally clever at avoiding it. But, Occam's Razor says that is a poor bet.