In general, licensure is a great tool to hold the pool of practitioners to a high standard, few if any areas being more important than medicine. But if someone

In general, licensure is a great tool to hold the pool of practitioners to a high standard, few if any areas being more important than medicine. But if someone has saved 6,500 children from dying, it doesn't make any sense to get hung up on it, especially if other doctors are working with him and have no issues with his methods and ability. Those that are obsessed with process over results make my head hurt. Might as well declare all self-taught programmers as useless when it's clear they're a massive benefit.