Lots of blame being placed onto the business managerial class that has turned hospitals and the practice of medicine into a nightmare a la Kafka, but I think th

Lots of blame being placed onto the business managerial class that has turned hospitals and the practice of medicine into a nightmare a la Kafka, but I think that the casual brutality of the healthcare educational model deserves a ton of the blame for this burnout. The reaction to all emotional trauma is to bury it and place all the energy into negotiating for higher pay. Money cannot endlessly sit in the place of enduring suffering, and the professions (medicine, nursing, PA, etc) will continue to degrade in quality as long as this barbaric understanding of emotional health is encouraged in the educational institutions.