You’re a critical thinker, Brandon is Not Your Bro. You remind me of my OBGYN in Miami, before we moved to Oregon. He was logical and knew actual science of infectious disease. He was not afraid of COVID nor beating the drums of fear in his practice. He was also in an independent practice so he could function this way.
You’re a critical thinker, Brandon is Not Your Bro. You remind me of my OBGYN in Miami, before we moved to Oregon. He was logical and knew actual science of infectious disease. He was not afraid of COVID nor beating the drums of fear in his practice. He was also in an independent practice so he could function this way.
Seems TPTB had 2 ways to punish such doctors. Revoke hospital privileges & remove their licenses to practice medicine.
These “hospitalists” who popped up on my radar in 2017..... with covid I saw the light!
They are bought & paid for by the hospital corporation. One’s personal doctor isn’t allowed to “doctor” you while in the hospital.
Only hospitalists & other chosen ones (a lung specialist, etc) are allowed.
[Learned this the hard way in 2017 when my husband was diagnosed w/ pneumonia needed hospitalization immediately; wanted him at the hospital affiliated with the practices of his internist & cardiologist. Not so fast. They could drop by but had no say so.]
You’re a critical thinker, Brandon is Not Your Bro. You remind me of my OBGYN in Miami, before we moved to Oregon. He was logical and knew actual science of infectious disease. He was not afraid of COVID nor beating the drums of fear in his practice. He was also in an independent practice so he could function this way.
Did he have hospital privileges?
Seems TPTB had 2 ways to punish such doctors. Revoke hospital privileges & remove their licenses to practice medicine.
These “hospitalists” who popped up on my radar in 2017..... with covid I saw the light!
They are bought & paid for by the hospital corporation. One’s personal doctor isn’t allowed to “doctor” you while in the hospital.
Only hospitalists & other chosen ones (a lung specialist, etc) are allowed.
[Learned this the hard way in 2017 when my husband was diagnosed w/ pneumonia needed hospitalization immediately; wanted him at the hospital affiliated with the practices of his internist & cardiologist. Not so fast. They could drop by but had no say so.]
Thank u FedUpInOR ….