The bottom line to me, who works for many physicians, is if you want respect, you treat the patient's issues, you do not follow protocol's. set up by insurance companies. I have a very dear friend who recently went to MD Anderson in AZ. They told her how they would treat her nodule of the breast.
The bottom line to me, who works for many physicians, is if you want respect, you treat the patient's issues, you do not follow protocol's. set up by insurance companies. I have a very dear friend who recently went to MD Anderson in AZ. They told her how they would treat her nodule of the breast.
She asked many questions about why they recommend what they recommend and at the end of the appointment she knew that this was a 'cancer machine'.
She went elsewhere and is doing well, without million dollar chemotherapy. Big pharma loses, she wins.
At the end of the day, I am not fan of drug companies who mislead doctors to feel as if they do not prescribe drugs for a symptom, they could be sued.
The definition of coercion is to strong-arm them to do what they are told without any evidence. This is very disconcerting to me.
The bottom line to me, who works for many physicians, is if you want respect, you treat the patient's issues, you do not follow protocol's. set up by insurance companies. I have a very dear friend who recently went to MD Anderson in AZ. They told her how they would treat her nodule of the breast.
She asked many questions about why they recommend what they recommend and at the end of the appointment she knew that this was a 'cancer machine'.
She went elsewhere and is doing well, without million dollar chemotherapy. Big pharma loses, she wins.
At the end of the day, I am not fan of drug companies who mislead doctors to feel as if they do not prescribe drugs for a symptom, they could be sued.
The definition of coercion is to strong-arm them to do what they are told without any evidence. This is very disconcerting to me.