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Man, that subreddit reads like the most massive case of sour grapes imaginable. It's just people (presumably a lot of physicians / med students?) griping about
by ketzo 4y ago
Man, that subreddit reads like the most massive case of sour grapes imaginable.
It's just people (presumably a lot of physicians / med students?) griping about how NPs and PAs are acting too good for their titles. All the actual stories are, like, one-off anecdotes about how some NP made some medical mistake. As if MDs don't make a massive amount of mistakes, I guess?
Edit: lol, reading more, and I have seen multiple posters and commenters directly reference how much less "intelligent" NPs and PAs are. This whooooole sub is just a massive superiority complex
Edit2: There's a moderator bot that automatically responds with a list of rebuttals, which includes this beauty:
> You're just sexist. Ad hominem noted.
- wyldfire 4y agoThey covered that one already: https://www.reddit.com/r/Noctor/comments/yf3ajr/updated_fpa_booklet_and_rnoctor_faqs/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Noctor/comments/yf3ajr/updated_fpa_... > Arguments Not Allowed ... > Doctors make mistakes too. Yes, they do. Why should someone with less training be allowed to practice independently? Discussions on quality of mistake comparisons will be allowed.