It's interesting to characterize this as an issue. If 20% effort can solve 80% of the problems... Then there are the 5% of problems that could be solved with 2

It's interesting to characterize this as an issue. If 20% effort can solve 80% of the problems... Then there are the 5% of problems that could be solved with 20% effort, but there is enough money in it to convince the patient to pay for more attention even if they don't need it. Let's hope that 80% of doctors don't gravitate to the 1% of patients that can afford to pay for exclusivity. People with enough money to see 10 different specialists in search of a satisfying answer are probably already moving outside of the treadmill medicine realm.