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When is putting PROFIT ahead of the interests of the PATIENT good medicine?
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When is putting PROFIT ahead of the interests of the PATIENT good medicine?
When is putting PROFIT ahead of the interests of the PATIENT good medicine?
When the patient has no money and no chance.
When is putting PROFIT ahead of the interests of the PATIENT good medicine?
When the patient has no money and no chance.
And who is to decide that they have no chance? Those profiting from not treating the patient?
I sort of agree with you but have that sticky point.
Yeah that's about right. I am responding WELL to a med and because I can't afford an office visit the Doc is REFUSING to refill my prescription. He is putting HIS concerns before MY well being!!!
Yeah that's about right. I am responding WELL to a med and because I can't afford an office visit the Doc is REFUSING to refill my prescription. He is putting HIS concerns before MY well being!!!
If he refills your prescription without doing the clinically mandated evaluation beforehand, he could be guilty of malpractice. Many meds are toxic or otherwise harmful, some are addicting, some are ineffective and need to be replaced with something else. The doctor would be negligent if it is the standard medical practice to do an evaluation before writing a prescription and he ignores that. And no doctor worth his salt will take the patient's word that a potentially dangerous medication is helpful without doing at least a cursory evaluation to be sure it isn't harming more.
When is putting PROFIT ahead of the interests of the PATIENT good medicine?
Yeah that's about right. I am responding WELL to a med and because I can't afford an office visit the Doc is REFUSING to refill my prescription. He is putting HIS concerns before MY well being!!!
If he refills your prescription without doing the clinically mandated evaluation beforehand, he could be guilty of malpractice. Many meds are toxic or otherwise harmful, some are addicting, some are ineffective and need to be replaced with something else. The doctor would be negligent if it is the standard medical practice to do an evaluation before writing a prescription and he ignores that. And no doctor worth his salt will take the patient's word that a potentially dangerous medication is helpful without doing at least a cursory evaluation to be sure it isn't harming more.
YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
If he refills your prescription without doing the clinically mandated evaluation beforehand, he could be guilty of malpractice. Many meds are toxic or otherwise harmful, some are addicting, some are ineffective and need to be replaced with something else. The doctor would be negligent if it is the standard medical practice to do an evaluation before writing a prescription and he ignores that. And no doctor worth his salt will take the patient's word that a potentially dangerous medication is helpful without doing at least a cursory evaluation to be sure it isn't harming more.
YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
That probably isn't too far off what your auto mechanic gets per hour. Why aren't you complaining about that?
Yeah that's about right. I am responding WELL to a med and because I can't afford an office visit the Doc is REFUSING to refill my prescription. He is putting HIS concerns before MY well being!!!
If he refills your prescription without doing the clinically mandated evaluation beforehand, he could be guilty of malpractice. Many meds are toxic or otherwise harmful, some are addicting, some are ineffective and need to be replaced with something else. The doctor would be negligent if it is the standard medical practice to do an evaluation before writing a prescription and he ignores that. And no doctor worth his salt will take the patient's word that a potentially dangerous medication is helpful without doing at least a cursory evaluation to be sure it isn't harming more.
YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
I only think he OWS me a refill of a script that HE prescribed me. Nothing MORE nothing LESS. If his time is TOO FUCKING valuable to spend 15 FUCKING SECONDS to send an authorization to my pharmacy then he has NO BUSINESS to practice medicine.......DO NO FUCKING HARM!!!
Nor does my mechanic demand MONTHLY follow up visits!YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
That probably isn't too far off what your auto mechanic gets per hour. Why aren't you complaining about that?
I kinda doubt my mechanic gets THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY dollars an HOUR!!!
Nor does my mechanic demand MONTHLY follow up visits!YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
That probably isn't too far off what your auto mechanic gets per hour. Why aren't you complaining about that?
I kinda doubt my mechanic gets THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY dollars an HOUR!!!
YEAH a FIFTEEN MINUTE exam to the tune of EIGHTY DOLLARS!!!
That probably isn't too far off what your auto mechanic gets per hour. Why aren't you complaining about that?
I kinda doubt my mechanic gets THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY dollars an HOUR!!!
Nor does my mechanic demand MONTHLY follow up visits.
I only think he OWS me a refill of a script that HE prescribed me. Nothing MORE nothing LESS. If his time is TOO FUCKING valuable to spend 15 FUCKING SECONDS to send an authorization to my pharmacy then he has NO BUSINESS to practice medicine.......DO NO FUCKING HARM!!!