From the synopsis: > Physicians reported feeling overwhelmed by the demands of practicing medicine in general and the requirements of the Americans with Disabi

From the synopsis: > Physicians reported feeling overwhelmed by the demands of practicing medicine in general and the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 specifically; in particular, they felt that they were inadequately reimbursed for accommodations. In the U.S., primary care is becoming more and more industrialized, with patients limited to very short visits. Patients hate this because they have real medical issues that need addressing; Physicians hate this because they want to help their patients solve their medical issues. This industrialization is particularly detrimental to anyone with chronic health concerns, anything that requires attention and thought. Edit: Counterintuitively, the industrialization really has the potential to provide cheaper, better health outcomes for everyone. Unfortunately, it seems like “we’re not there yet” with what is possible with current tech, similar to self-driving cars.