It is said that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. I didn’t know what that meant when I was younger, but one day in my second year of residency I found out. 2,590 more words
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WHEN DID MEDICINE AND BUSINESS GET MARRIED?
It slipped up on me. I guess I missed the engagement party. I thought I was going about my career taking care of patients as I planned to do when I decided to be a doctor. 906 more words
Why American Healthcare is So Expensive Part 3 - The Insurance System
Today the GOP is deep in its discussions about how to take apart The Affordable Care Act and to replace it with some other kind of system to pay for healthcare. 2,010 more words
Why Healthcare in America is So Expensive Part 2 - Surgical Equipment
With this essay we embark on a journey through the world of medical cost. In my last essay, I argued that while our government struggles to create a system that pays for the healthcare system we have, the true problem is the outrageou… 2,346 more words
Healthcare Reform Has It Wrong: Why American Health Care is So Expensive Part 1
Having been a physician now for 16 years, I have had a first hand view at the variety of healthcare reforms and regulation put into place over that time. 1,127 more words
Three Problems, One Solution: A New Way to Pay for Medical Education
Case 1:
A middle aged man named called Joe decided in mid life that he would become a doctor. A former boxing instructor, Joe felt compelled to learn medicine to help his fellow man. 2,532 more words
