The fact that it is apprenticeship more than school I feel bolsters my point. Do the doctor(s) like go to a different room when they come up with the treatment

The fact that it is apprenticeship more than school I feel bolsters my point. Do the doctor(s) like go to a different room when they come up with the treatment plans? My lay understanding is everyone is around each other a large portion of the time, at least at the hospital (outpatient maybe is more different?). Perhaps some nurses are happy to not care about "where the recipes come from" and "just mix ingredients, follow the plan", but surely others are just a bit more naturally curious how those come from. I am not saying they can just instantly become MDs, but If I spent 10,000 being a line cook, I think I would be pretty well prepared to go to culinary school.