Reminds me of the old Monty Python skit, the docs going bed to bed in a
hospital checking patients, but what they are checking is their
wallets---John Cleese checks one patient's wallet, takes out all the
cash, tosses it back, and says something like "right then, Mr.....,
we'll soon have you down to nothing"
sol
Dennis Gulenchin wrote:
Why do MD's bother taking the hippocratic oath? It is disregarded
immediately- it should be changed to the pharmaceutical oath where
they swear to prescribe as many drugs as possible as long as it
doesn't kill the patient before his bank account is drained!
Dennis
sol wrote:
You are probably right about the legal issue. When did the
responsibility change from helping a patient, to prescribing
pharmaceuticals? Is this relatively recent, or did I just spend the
majority of my life ignorant of the true purpose of MDs? It all seems
to be escalating so fast..............
sol
Christine Carleton wrote:
Sol,
It's not personal. It's legal.
In court the first responsibility of an MD is to prescribe
pharmaceuticals
rather than suggest clean water or food to patients.
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