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I work in a hospital and idk where to begin but most of your statements are incorrect. You have no idea how hard it is to find medical staff, like doctors and
by doubleg72 4y ago
I work in a hospital and idk where to begin but most of your statements are incorrect. You have no idea how hard it is to find medical staff, like doctors and nurses, for one. Hospitals tiage patients so the most critical cases are served first when demand is high, if there are people waiting its because staff or capacity is unable to meet demand. Idk how you think doctors will be willing to make house calls considering they don't even like walking from one end of building to the other, at least in general. So you think more labs, more equipment for diagnostic testing, and more people to operate this stuff inside of people's homes is more efficient? Are we going to trailer the MRI machine around town?
- logicchains 4y ago>You have no idea how hard it is to find medical staff, like doctors and nurses, for one This is a result of caps on medical school residency positions. The number of doctors per person in the US has actually steadily decreased over the last century, due to measures the AMA lobbied for to restrict the supply of doctors (and hence increase the amount doctors are paid).