Strictly followed, the policy of not paying those whose patients are sick will disincentivize doctors from taking the hard cases. Absolutely NO one will take on a patient with borderline personality disorder, or oppositional defiance, or known terminal disease, etc. This policy will vastly expand the demand for euthanasia and incidence o…
Strictly followed, the policy of not paying those whose patients are sick will disincentivize doctors from taking the hard cases. Absolutely NO one will take on a patient with borderline personality disorder, or oppositional defiance, or known terminal disease, etc. This policy will vastly expand the demand for euthanasia and incidence of suicide. So I'm not a fan. That being said, doctors should be held to account for failing to suggest and promote to patients the lifestyle choices that can improve their health.
An example of a major roadblock to this last goal is broad cultural support of the mega billion dollar industry fostering and catering to sexually transmitted diseases that affect people with and without a choice in the matter.
Strictly followed, the policy of not paying those whose patients are sick will disincentivize doctors from taking the hard cases. Absolutely NO one will take on a patient with borderline personality disorder, or oppositional defiance, or known terminal disease, etc. This policy will vastly expand the demand for euthanasia and incidence of suicide. So I'm not a fan. That being said, doctors should be held to account for failing to suggest and promote to patients the lifestyle choices that can improve their health.
An example of a major roadblock to this last goal is broad cultural support of the mega billion dollar industry fostering and catering to sexually transmitted diseases that affect people with and without a choice in the matter.