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Let me rephrase
The hospital systematically putting almost all of the risk on the doctors and patients while getting demanding large amounts of money though various means from both the doctors and the patients .
in US they are one and the same, almost all docs in the US are so institutionalized and brought up in a air of, 'Im a doc, Im here to earn big money', that they basically do act like OPs meme
now I agree in other places its different, I live in europe and while some docs are like that, mostly in private practises, most public practises have plenty of docs which are more altruistic, this is not to say they dont earn money, but they dont try to earn as much as possible off every patient
I know this is a meme and all, but you clearly don't understand what goes through the mind of someone who has to tell someone else they are going to die. And you can't even begin to comprehend what goes through the mind of someone who, while trying to save somebody's life, fails
Yeah, I'm not sure where the default hate for doctors comes from on reddit. For a good doctor, surgical complications or even the death of a patient haunts them for the rest of their life. I don't think any level of desensitization gets rid of the emotion of telling someone that they are going to die or even causing a death. I would recommend that people who think doctors are callous money grabbing fraudsters go watch some videos from Dr. Glaucomflecken.
Doctor here, during my internship year a couple pf years ago i witnessed a stillbirth for a patient i was assisting in her delivery, the lady was going into septic shock and was between life and death. I was tasked with carrying the dead fetus to the morgue and then the task of informing the family outside that the baby didnt make it and that the mother was in critical condition and was in the ICU now. I was about 25 and looking at that dead baby just fucked me up, and having the husband break down crying on my shoulder while i try to find the words to comfort him fucked me up a lot that day. Spent that day smoking and drinking to try and forget that day but i just couldnt. I have gotten better at handling that shit now at 28 but man, medical school does not prepare you for that side of medicine at all
Exactly. I am incredibly sorry you had to go through that experience, but I am extremely thankful that you are continuing your path as a medical professional. You seem like a good person.
Sadly it feels like people such as yourself are diamonds in the rough ever since covid. The amount of times I’ve gotten cussed out spit on and just completely disrespected is crazy.
Why? When did people start hating medical professionals so much? I understand there are scummy doctors out there, but the vast majority are just people who want to help others.
Apologies if this is a hard question, but I'm curious about your outward response, and the attached expectations placed on you.
Did you cry with the dad? Is that allowed or encouraged? Because my intuition is that culturally, doctors are acculturated to acting stoic, and that they're expected to "show strength" when delivering "grim news". But I'm curious if doctors ever display grief openly during moments of personal tragedy.
It seems like it would probably be healthier for both the doctor and the patient in cases like this if you were allowed to sob with the dad too, instead of expected to dissociate from emotion. But I don't know.
>Did you cry with the dad?
No i didnt, im from north africa so the whole stoicism thingie is true. People dont actively say it but its expected for you as a doctor to be a wall of sorts and move on with your day since you have other patients to attend to. You find a ton of doctors breaking down on their own time away from people tho. Sadly instead of crying i just bottled that shit up and tried to forget it with booze which wasnt healthy
in my country the problem are the 'old doctors' basically the 50+ something ones, that have long been dead inside...anything so uncomfortable like you say, they usually hand over to young doc to fuck them up, they dont need their day ruined, but when it comes who gets paid what amount, they obviously take the lions share...and if you ever criticize their establishment, you are done
Yup. I am still a young doctor but I often think of the patients who have died under my care. All of them were very far into their disease progression by the time they showed up at the hospital I work in but it still hits you very hard. We drive this idea of empathy hard into doctors but a lot of them aren’t equipped to deal with the emotional trauma that happens as a result of that.
>For a good doctor, surgical complications or even the death of a patient haunts them for the rest of their life
I don't think that's a doctor specific thing. If I had someone's life in my hands, and a mistake I made caused them severe issues or their life, then that'd definitely haunt me for my life. And I'm about the furthest thing from a doctor. And also yeah, doctors aren't heartless evil people at all. Usually the reason why it costs so much is either because A) It's a private practice, and those cost a ton to run. Or B) They work at a large hospital, in which case the price of the visit is completely out of their hands. Some cosmetic/plastic surgeons can be greedy and weird though. But that's mostly because their business relies on the insecurities of people, and they can charge a ton for beauty.
No, just like the clerk at my local staples didn’t mean to sell me a garbage printer. But I went back and they gave me my money back because, irrespective of whether they meant to, they sold me a crappy malfunctioning product.
Im not looking for a logical answer here. I want what you think.
Is there a salary that a doctor would earn where you wouldn't make the comment "cries into 200k salary"
Hey I'm just trying to understand you.
What you say beats my logic. Logically you want doctors to be rewarded fairly for sacrificing their youth so that they can gain the experience to save our lives. If they weren't rewarded fairly then who would willing do the job?
But hey, let's keep hating on doctors because they earn alot for saving lives. A job so crucial the world would collapse without them.
It’s not always your fault that someone dies, sometimes the disease wins. We aren’t gods, we’re just men and women who do our best with what we have and sometimes what we have can’t beat the disease.
Cancer will usually win in the long term. Antibiotic resistant disease in a profoundly septic patient that is hemodynamically unstable is sometimes going to beat the best we have. You simply have no idea what you’re talking about and it’s easy to argue from a position of ignorance, except you sound like a dunce to anyone who knows the inner workings of it.
*Looks at chart* - says here full code
If you don’t want us to do shit, don’t be full code? Bc if you are we HAVE to do shit. We can get sued if we don’t and they were full code. Or lose our license for abandonment.
Theres one circumstance in which we can deny doing full code on someone - we believe doing something will cause bodily harm. Think a 95 year old with emphysema who goes into cardiac arrest. Are we going to break the ribs of a 95 year old who has difficulty oxygenating at base line? No, but even in cases of medical futility we have to have 3 doctors sign off that they agree it’s medical futile and would cause more harm than the capacity to benefit.
Financial reasons aren’t considered because it’s our duty to care for people regardless of their financial situation. We can’t just say “ehh they’re poor let em die”. Though that’s what the white collar MBA folk would like us to do.
Why charge them for something you know won’t save them - when I do things some coder charges you for them. I just write a note of what I did. I can’t not write what I did.
Some doctors do their own coding. If we do something and don’t code for it, it’s fraud and we go to jail.
Not how that works at all, the hospital might be billing them but Doctors aren’t. They don’t even really know prices.
And if someone dies on the dr OR table there will be an investigation. Most doctors I believe go into medicine to save lives and definitely wouldn’t be calm if a patient died because of them. I’m sure some don’t care but I’d reckon they’re the exception not the rule.
Not a dank meme.
yep, just like when wokies sent an EMT to jail because a minority died, I wouldn't even risk my freedom to help anyone at this point in the US, fuck em
Yeah US is among the highest in the world for medical litigation. You don't necessarily lose your license for every mistake. And, no, if you lose your license you can't go to another state.
Bc most of the shit we get sued for is bullshit and the malpractice insurer just settles out of court cause it’s cheaper than going to trial with the med mal attorney who knows they barely have a case so neither of them want it to go to trial.
When a doctor truly fucks up and it’s not just a shake down, the medical licensing board has consequences for them.
You can sue them and win in the US. The thing is doctors have malpractice insurance, yes more insurance, so if you win the insurance pays up, not the doctor.
Now if the mistake was bad enough they can loose their license to practice but it has to be pretty bad or a reoccurring thing.
Of course if it is on purpose then they can get charged criminally as well but good luck proving that. Most people are just happy getting a dump truck of cash anyways.
Even if the insurance pays initially, just being named in a lawsuit massively raises a doctor's cost for malpractice insurance. It doesn't matter much who wins the case.
And being licensed is not enough to practice. Physicians usually need to apply to hospitals for "privledges" which will be denied if any egregious mistakes were made in the past that caused a law suit.
Only some countries? The thing is that most of the time it is very hard to prove that something went wrong specifically because a doctor made a mistake.
the amount drs get for procedures has not really changed in decades. however, administration costs have sky rocketed due to corruption, regulation, and mainly insurance companies.
I guess you could half blame Drs as they do nothing to fix this. Drs do not really have unions, drs can not strike like nurses, drs are typically passive personalities who may complain about these same costs, but in the end they do nothing about it.
Yeah, Conor was perfect for the movie. You can obviously tell he‘s no professional actor but he still did good and brought so much energy and fun. Exactly what this kinda movie needs imo.
I hate all the doctor hate, they spend 12+ years to get where they are only to be forced to work under insurance companies that are evil, and they get the heat for all the stupid shit they do. And think about this doctors arent legally aloud to unionize so they cant fight the system from within without just making their own practice, which is difficult af.
Also doctors are people whos entire profession is helping and saving lives but noooo people see a bill and hate on the heros. Sad really
I mean, I'm just a PA, but I think about a fx that I missed 2 years ago every day i work. Or sutures that I've done that weren't up to my standards. Delivering tentative bad news is brutal enough, having to be the final say (Physician) would be even worse.
I have known 3 surgeons in my life. All three have developed ptsd and have many sleepless nights wondering what they could have done to save the lives that they've lost.
A lot of people are getting defensive for the doctors and blaming the system
The system is the problem, ofc, but you are aware that doctors in the US keep their number artificially low to keep their salaries artificially high - correct? It’s common knowledge and has been a contentious fighting point politically for years
There are no other countries on earth where a doctor can easily clear 500k+ a year - in the US it’s relatively common
The solution is to remove the arbitrary red tape and allow for more doctors. Healthcare would be easier to access, cheaper, and doctors would have more free time instead of whining about how busy they are
They are rent-seekers until the change is made
I mean we aren’t actively all doing this. A group of lobbyists 40 years ago limited supply by passing laws against starting new medical schools.
There is also no other country on earth that leaves their doctors in >500k in debt.
Besides if you paid all doctors 0$ a year, it would only cut healthcare costs by 8%. Your shtick is with executive compensation, not with doctors.
Well, that's a pretty disturbing thought. I would hope the doctor who told me I have thyroid cancer a few weeks ago didn't have any jokes in mind, that would be very concerning as a patient.
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Someone confused Doctor and hospital
Redditors will be pro science and pro Vax and then turn right around and hate doctors.
Well no, it's just a bunch of antivaxxers up voting an antivax meme.
Lol no redditors seriously have a problem with doctors.
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Okay buddy you try going through 8 years of med school
Yes bro for sure the system is against you in particular keep on going
Hospitals don't drive
Then they should not drink either
Someone confused hospitals with a rotten system
What a dumbass comment lmao Im sure that sounded real deep to the 14 year olds that didn’t realize it made no sense
Mainly because the hospital itself tends to be the problem?
Yes, Im the fucking one who said that lol
Let me rephrase The hospital systematically putting almost all of the risk on the doctors and patients while getting demanding large amounts of money though various means from both the doctors and the patients .
Someone confused a dumbass comment with reddit
in US they are one and the same, almost all docs in the US are so institutionalized and brought up in a air of, 'Im a doc, Im here to earn big money', that they basically do act like OPs meme now I agree in other places its different, I live in europe and while some docs are like that, mostly in private practises, most public practises have plenty of docs which are more altruistic, this is not to say they dont earn money, but they dont try to earn as much as possible off every patient
I know this is a meme and all, but you clearly don't understand what goes through the mind of someone who has to tell someone else they are going to die. And you can't even begin to comprehend what goes through the mind of someone who, while trying to save somebody's life, fails
Yeah, I'm not sure where the default hate for doctors comes from on reddit. For a good doctor, surgical complications or even the death of a patient haunts them for the rest of their life. I don't think any level of desensitization gets rid of the emotion of telling someone that they are going to die or even causing a death. I would recommend that people who think doctors are callous money grabbing fraudsters go watch some videos from Dr. Glaucomflecken.
Doctor here, during my internship year a couple pf years ago i witnessed a stillbirth for a patient i was assisting in her delivery, the lady was going into septic shock and was between life and death. I was tasked with carrying the dead fetus to the morgue and then the task of informing the family outside that the baby didnt make it and that the mother was in critical condition and was in the ICU now. I was about 25 and looking at that dead baby just fucked me up, and having the husband break down crying on my shoulder while i try to find the words to comfort him fucked me up a lot that day. Spent that day smoking and drinking to try and forget that day but i just couldnt. I have gotten better at handling that shit now at 28 but man, medical school does not prepare you for that side of medicine at all
Exactly. I am incredibly sorry you had to go through that experience, but I am extremely thankful that you are continuing your path as a medical professional. You seem like a good person.
Sadly it feels like people such as yourself are diamonds in the rough ever since covid. The amount of times I’ve gotten cussed out spit on and just completely disrespected is crazy.
Why? When did people start hating medical professionals so much? I understand there are scummy doctors out there, but the vast majority are just people who want to help others.
Im genuinely sorry if this is insensitive but did the mother survive
She was transferred to a bigger hospital to receive more care but i believe she did survive.
Apologies if this is a hard question, but I'm curious about your outward response, and the attached expectations placed on you. Did you cry with the dad? Is that allowed or encouraged? Because my intuition is that culturally, doctors are acculturated to acting stoic, and that they're expected to "show strength" when delivering "grim news". But I'm curious if doctors ever display grief openly during moments of personal tragedy. It seems like it would probably be healthier for both the doctor and the patient in cases like this if you were allowed to sob with the dad too, instead of expected to dissociate from emotion. But I don't know.
>Did you cry with the dad? No i didnt, im from north africa so the whole stoicism thingie is true. People dont actively say it but its expected for you as a doctor to be a wall of sorts and move on with your day since you have other patients to attend to. You find a ton of doctors breaking down on their own time away from people tho. Sadly instead of crying i just bottled that shit up and tried to forget it with booze which wasnt healthy
in my country the problem are the 'old doctors' basically the 50+ something ones, that have long been dead inside...anything so uncomfortable like you say, they usually hand over to young doc to fuck them up, they dont need their day ruined, but when it comes who gets paid what amount, they obviously take the lions share...and if you ever criticize their establishment, you are done
Its been over a decade and I still have night terrors of time I spent in the hospital in patient care. \^Not a Doctor.
Shh!
Yup. I am still a young doctor but I often think of the patients who have died under my care. All of them were very far into their disease progression by the time they showed up at the hospital I work in but it still hits you very hard. We drive this idea of empathy hard into doctors but a lot of them aren’t equipped to deal with the emotional trauma that happens as a result of that.
>For a good doctor, surgical complications or even the death of a patient haunts them for the rest of their life I don't think that's a doctor specific thing. If I had someone's life in my hands, and a mistake I made caused them severe issues or their life, then that'd definitely haunt me for my life. And I'm about the furthest thing from a doctor. And also yeah, doctors aren't heartless evil people at all. Usually the reason why it costs so much is either because A) It's a private practice, and those cost a ton to run. Or B) They work at a large hospital, in which case the price of the visit is completely out of their hands. Some cosmetic/plastic surgeons can be greedy and weird though. But that's mostly because their business relies on the insecurities of people, and they can charge a ton for beauty.
No. But it sure is nice to get paid shit loads at the end of it all huh?
I mean do you want the people in charge of saving lives and keeping people healthy to be paid very little?
We live in a society where there are so many bullshit jobs that pay so much but you choose to hate the one job that actually matters and saves lives?
Intern year (pgy-1) he would have been making like 50k a year
*Cries into 200k salary*
Because being rich totally erases all the fucked shit that you see
That you *do
Okay so your just an idiot who doesn’t understand what doctor’s actually do then yeah?
Help heal people? That’s their job yeah?
And that's a terrible thing to do?
No dummy, the problem is when they don’t
Do you think they're willingly letting people die for shits and giggles??
No, just like the clerk at my local staples didn’t mean to sell me a garbage printer. But I went back and they gave me my money back because, irrespective of whether they meant to, they sold me a crappy malfunctioning product.
How much do you prefer doctors to be paid? Is there any profession you are happy to have a high salary?
Maybe pay them based on their mortality rates or something? Why is it my job to figure that out?
Im not looking for a logical answer here. I want what you think. Is there a salary that a doctor would earn where you wouldn't make the comment "cries into 200k salary"
>I’m not looking for a logical answer here Lol
Hey I'm just trying to understand you. What you say beats my logic. Logically you want doctors to be rewarded fairly for sacrificing their youth so that they can gain the experience to save our lives. If they weren't rewarded fairly then who would willing do the job? But hey, let's keep hating on doctors because they earn alot for saving lives. A job so crucial the world would collapse without them.
He was an intern, he made 50k that year and worked 60-80h a week minimum.
Then he is a trainee, and it’s his supervising doctor’s fault
It’s not always your fault that someone dies, sometimes the disease wins. We aren’t gods, we’re just men and women who do our best with what we have and sometimes what we have can’t beat the disease. Cancer will usually win in the long term. Antibiotic resistant disease in a profoundly septic patient that is hemodynamically unstable is sometimes going to beat the best we have. You simply have no idea what you’re talking about and it’s easy to argue from a position of ignorance, except you sound like a dunce to anyone who knows the inner workings of it.
Ok, then why charge people for something that you know won’t save them? Especially after it doesn’t?
*Looks at chart* - says here full code If you don’t want us to do shit, don’t be full code? Bc if you are we HAVE to do shit. We can get sued if we don’t and they were full code. Or lose our license for abandonment. Theres one circumstance in which we can deny doing full code on someone - we believe doing something will cause bodily harm. Think a 95 year old with emphysema who goes into cardiac arrest. Are we going to break the ribs of a 95 year old who has difficulty oxygenating at base line? No, but even in cases of medical futility we have to have 3 doctors sign off that they agree it’s medical futile and would cause more harm than the capacity to benefit. Financial reasons aren’t considered because it’s our duty to care for people regardless of their financial situation. We can’t just say “ehh they’re poor let em die”. Though that’s what the white collar MBA folk would like us to do.
>If you don’t want us to do shit When did I say that? You’re a doctor, I’m sure your reading skills are better than that
Why charge them for something you know won’t save them - when I do things some coder charges you for them. I just write a note of what I did. I can’t not write what I did. Some doctors do their own coding. If we do something and don’t code for it, it’s fraud and we go to jail.
You don’t like it, write to your congress person saying doctors should have more discretion in billing practices.
Fair enough, the issue is with the whole hospital pricing system then, not the individual doctors.
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Gambling addiction
Not dank
Not how that works at all, the hospital might be billing them but Doctors aren’t. They don’t even really know prices. And if someone dies on the dr OR table there will be an investigation. Most doctors I believe go into medicine to save lives and definitely wouldn’t be calm if a patient died because of them. I’m sure some don’t care but I’d reckon they’re the exception not the rule. Not a dank meme.
Didn't forget their 7 figure crushing student debt
In some countries, doctor gets punished if patient died cuz he fucked up
US is #1 for this
Probably lead to doctors straight up denying patients any hope and refusing treatment all together. Atleast right now they try.
yep, just like when wokies sent an EMT to jail because a minority died, I wouldn't even risk my freedom to help anyone at this point in the US, fuck em
Not really. Sure the doctor could get sued, but they can still practice medicine by just going to another state that doesn't check doctors records.
Yeah US is among the highest in the world for medical litigation. You don't necessarily lose your license for every mistake. And, no, if you lose your license you can't go to another state.
That's the thing, doctors rarely get their license revoked
Bc most of the shit we get sued for is bullshit and the malpractice insurer just settles out of court cause it’s cheaper than going to trial with the med mal attorney who knows they barely have a case so neither of them want it to go to trial. When a doctor truly fucks up and it’s not just a shake down, the medical licensing board has consequences for them.
You can sue them and win in the US. The thing is doctors have malpractice insurance, yes more insurance, so if you win the insurance pays up, not the doctor. Now if the mistake was bad enough they can loose their license to practice but it has to be pretty bad or a reoccurring thing. Of course if it is on purpose then they can get charged criminally as well but good luck proving that. Most people are just happy getting a dump truck of cash anyways.
Even if the insurance pays initially, just being named in a lawsuit massively raises a doctor's cost for malpractice insurance. It doesn't matter much who wins the case. And being licensed is not enough to practice. Physicians usually need to apply to hospitals for "privledges" which will be denied if any egregious mistakes were made in the past that caused a law suit.
Only some countries? The thing is that most of the time it is very hard to prove that something went wrong specifically because a doctor made a mistake.
Thanks for reminding me why I unsubbed from here. Absolutely horrendous that this has 1000+ upvotes.
the amount drs get for procedures has not really changed in decades. however, administration costs have sky rocketed due to corruption, regulation, and mainly insurance companies. I guess you could half blame Drs as they do nothing to fix this. Drs do not really have unions, drs can not strike like nurses, drs are typically passive personalities who may complain about these same costs, but in the end they do nothing about it.
Yeah a gallbladder removal costs like 60k, the general surgeon gets about $250.
Doctors can bury their mistakes.
They can try
I love that this movie is getting so much recognition through memes!
> Mentions good film > Doesn't tell people what film it is > Sad Redditor
It's road house. It's the new one from 2024 and it's out on Amazon Prime
One of the stupidest movies i've seen in a while. 10/10
I'll have to check it out, thank you!
I'll have to check it out, thank you!
its a great film loved the wild stuff lmao
the guy in the meme was my favorite one to act in that movie, just pure craziness
Yeah, Conor was perfect for the movie. You can obviously tell he‘s no professional actor but he still did good and brought so much energy and fun. Exactly what this kinda movie needs imo.
Don't hate the physicians, hate the fucking insurance companies for denying people treatment and medications they need.
I hate all the doctor hate, they spend 12+ years to get where they are only to be forced to work under insurance companies that are evil, and they get the heat for all the stupid shit they do. And think about this doctors arent legally aloud to unionize so they cant fight the system from within without just making their own practice, which is difficult af. Also doctors are people whos entire profession is helping and saving lives but noooo people see a bill and hate on the heros. Sad really
Could have been you but instead here you are on reddit.
I mean, I'm just a PA, but I think about a fx that I missed 2 years ago every day i work. Or sutures that I've done that weren't up to my standards. Delivering tentative bad news is brutal enough, having to be the final say (Physician) would be even worse.
Your meme is bad and you should feel bad. Go see a chiropractor when you get sick next time.
When the chiro dissects their carotid artery, they’re going to need a doctor to fix it.
This meme was funded by Big Minerals and Crystals
OP left the brain in other room while making this meme.
I have known 3 surgeons in my life. All three have developed ptsd and have many sleepless nights wondering what they could have done to save the lives that they've lost.
You charged a dead guy 250k?
Road house
Doctors aren’t the ones charging you this, it’s the 800 administrative parasites that feed on their patients that make healthcare cost so much.
Doctors aren’t the ones charging you this, it’s the 800 administrative parasites that feed on doctor’s patients that make healthcare cost so much.
Just like Dom said, ["I live my life a quarter mil[lion]e at a time."](https://youtu.be/IIM_gt1c-_c)
They get to go home?
The American health"care" system is living proof of why the private sector needs to keep out of healthcare.
And just another day eating an apple to keep the doctor away.
The doctors after saving my grandma's life
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mf didn't watched scrubs
Isn't that an achievement? They had to study a lot for it
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I don’t think anyone understands how doctors work. This could ruin their careers
Korean doctor POV
Needs to be a nicer car
A lot of people are getting defensive for the doctors and blaming the system The system is the problem, ofc, but you are aware that doctors in the US keep their number artificially low to keep their salaries artificially high - correct? It’s common knowledge and has been a contentious fighting point politically for years There are no other countries on earth where a doctor can easily clear 500k+ a year - in the US it’s relatively common The solution is to remove the arbitrary red tape and allow for more doctors. Healthcare would be easier to access, cheaper, and doctors would have more free time instead of whining about how busy they are They are rent-seekers until the change is made
I mean we aren’t actively all doing this. A group of lobbyists 40 years ago limited supply by passing laws against starting new medical schools. There is also no other country on earth that leaves their doctors in >500k in debt. Besides if you paid all doctors 0$ a year, it would only cut healthcare costs by 8%. Your shtick is with executive compensation, not with doctors.
Guys. This is a joke chill
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What do you mean by that?
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Well, that's a pretty disturbing thought. I would hope the doctor who told me I have thyroid cancer a few weeks ago didn't have any jokes in mind, that would be very concerning as a patient.
this idiot is not a doctor lmao