what do doctors actually do

[Guest guest]

i've been reading about the social burden of being a doctor and how it relates to low overhead practice with great interest. there are some underlying fundamental precepts i like to keep in mind when discussing these things. they are: health care is not a right or privilege; it is a basic human need, just like food, clothing and shelter. everybody needs it. good health care arises from a healthy doctor-patient relationship. the relationship facilitates healthy choices resulting in good outcomes. any framework surrounding the doctor-patient relationship must be defined by the needs of the doctor-patient relationship. form follows function. just my thoughts. LL

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