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Do you perform interviews on potential doctors or lawyers you may choose to use? If you trust credentialing bodies for such important services why the distrust
by hiatus 2y ago
Do you perform interviews on potential doctors or lawyers you may choose to use? If you trust credentialing bodies for such important services why the distrust for something non-lifethreatening like an employee?
- rockemsockem 2y agoYes? Of course I do? Do you seriously think that doctors are a commodity with no difference in skills between them? The phrase "get a second opinion" is so intrinsically tied to medicine that it's a little weird that you'd imply that any doctor will do.
- hiatus 2y agoA second opinion comes after services are rendered. I don't think you put your doctor through a ringer like an employment candidate, was the point I was making.
- rockemsockem 2y agoNo I do though, although the context is of course different since I don't know a bunch about medicine. I ask a ton of questions and I've found that good doctors a) welcome the questions and b) do a good job of explaining. If q doctor doesn't really give me good answers then I'll go elsewhere. A lot of doctors appointments are ahead of some bigger procedure or an ongoing relationship, so the first meeting definitely is evaluative for me.