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Not everyone is accusing the doctors involved, but when I wrote the comment, there were numerous armchair expert opinions squarely blaming the doctors, includin
by thereticent 3y ago
Not everyone is accusing the doctors involved, but when I wrote the comment, there were numerous armchair expert opinions squarely blaming the doctors, including at least one who said that doctors limit the number of training slots available to keep their prices high. Thankfully, those perspectives have been addressed or at least outpaced by better thought out criticisms since then.
Ultimately, the number of training slots in the current system is limited by MHA and MBA administrators who see training and instruction as subservient to profits, not the doctors who make up the departments and training faculty. Or, more broadly, they are limited by the healthcare operations not being legislated in a saner way. I was just clarifying.