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I think that’s ok from the perspective of the discussion at hand because we are still talking about an actual human’s terrible decision having their name attach

I think that’s ok from the perspective of the discussion at hand because we are still talking about an actual human’s terrible decision having their name attached to it. I think the system used to deny care being comically broken is a wholly different issue.

nullindividual 3y ago
Insurers now refuse to release the name of the contracted doctor who made the denial.
- bonton89 3y ago
  That's one way to prevent a malpractice suit I guess. Why doesn't the AMA expel these doctors from its ranks?
  - ProllyInfamous 3y ago
    The AMA is one of the primary reasons US healthcare is SO FUCKED [by design]. As the first of many examples, limiting accredited residency program seats nationwide places an artificial restriction on produced-physicians. I'm very happy to see increase in ancillary licensure/practice, although I know this just increases "the race to the bottom" which echoes so familiarly in regulatory capture / oligarchy.