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What would be wrong with that scenario? Shorter, simpler treatments sound like a win for both patient and doc. They wouldn't necessarily be cheaper than long,
by stonemetal 13y ago
What would be wrong with that scenario? Shorter, simpler treatments sound like a win for both patient and doc. They wouldn't necessarily be cheaper than long, complicated treatments but on the whole they probably would be.
- CaveTech 13y agoBecause it doesn't imply that the treatment is successful. If I have a condition or disease it could be misdiagnosed as something much simpler and go unnoticed by me for years. Maybe it's not debilitating but that doesn't mean it can't be cured or managed better. When/how do these errors get caught? I'm sure many never are.
- stonemetal 13y agoA long, expensive treatment implies success? I would much rather my misdiagnosis cost 5 dollars than 5000.