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I wonder how much of this is owed to the financialization of medicine where many patients especially in poorer areas are now not seeing a doctor but a 'nurse pr
by high_derivative 5y ago
I wonder how much of this is owed to the financialization of medicine where many patients especially in poorer areas are now not seeing a doctor but a 'nurse practitioner', where responsibilities are diffused by design.
- datavirtue 5y agoMy gut tells me it's mainly due to the patient-to-nurse/doctor ratio. Like how I manufacture bugs when being rushed through a sprint with to many "points" committed. If I can pay attention and think about the task at hand and see it through, my bugs reduce dramatically. On top of that the quality of the solution is much better.