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The U.S. is great in certain areas of Healthcare, but we have to look at our system with open eyes? What's surprised me for a long time is our hospitals are

The U.S. is great in certain areas of Healthcare, but we have to look at our system with open eyes? What's surprised me for a long time is our hospitals are hotspots for the MRSA bacteria. Physicians, and nurses are still allowed to wear jewelry, and street clothes in most hospitals? I have seen doctors examining patients in three piece suits, with tie clips, wedding rings, watches, and that filthy iphone? I don't care how prestigious the Doctor is--change clothes. Personally, I think all hospital workers should be required to wear light weight disposable coveralls that are incinerated daily, or sooner? Plus, they should not wear their scrubs outside of the hospital. I have worn those disposable coveralls(like Painters, and Asbestos workers wear), and they are not as uncomfortable as they look. They are light weight and you forget you have it on. As to mucosal membrane protection, I wear a surgical mask while raking leafs--allergies. I wouldn't be offended if everyone entering a hospital was required to wear a surgical mask--including doctors, administration, janitors, and all visitors--Everyone--until they leave property grounds.

mercer 12y ago
You're the second commenter I've seen today that seems to manually insert line breaks, resulting in what looks on my screen like a poem. I don't mean this as a criticism about the content of you're message, but I'm just wondering why this happens. Are you commenting from an unusual type of browser, or are you manually adding hard returns, not realizing that simply writing and adding hard returns at logical points (rather than screen positions) is the best approach? Either way, I strongly recommend you start avoiding the 'return' key except when you want to start a new line of thought (e.g. a paragraph). It would really make it easier for me and perhaps others to read your comment.

mercer 12y ago

You're the second commenter I've seen today that seems to manually insert line breaks, resulting in what looks on my screen like a poem. I don't mean this as a criticism about the content of you're message, but I'm just wondering why this happens. Are you commenting from an unusual type of browser, or are you manually adding hard returns, not realizing that simply writing and adding hard returns at logical points (rather than screen positions) is the best approach? Either way, I strongly recommend you start avoiding the 'return' key except when you want to start a new line of thought (e.g. a paragraph). It would really make it easier for me and perhaps others to read your comment.