Re: Is your doctor also your mortician ?

"Peter Moran" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"jetgraphics" <jetgraphics@no_spamcharter.net> wrote in message
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My word! You are suffering an attack of common sense... take 2 aspirin

and

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see a professional health care specialist as soon as possible.

But joking aside, AMA Allopaths are a monopoly that should be broken

apart.

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I think the biggest hurdle is the "license to practice medicine" that
permits manslaughter without criminal consequences. There was a sound
reason to hold a physician immune from "deliberate injury" claims,

because

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the very ill or terminal patients would be ignored, for fear of

liability.

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But the bureaucratic practice of medicine, rigidly controlled and

confined,

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creates the protective umbrella for the medicrats to perform

walletectomies

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and remove pursitis.

Possible reforms:
[] Eliminate licensing, and have patients sign waivers, not unlike

hospitals

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(which are not licensed, but duck criminal culpability just the same).
[] Establish state or national exams, for bestowing credentials, ending
monopoly of medical schools.
[] Eliminate the "controlled substance" laws, and have people sign

waivers

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of liability to purchase harmful or narcotic substances for themselves.
[] End abusive medical education and internships.
[] Abolish "practicing medicine without license" laws.
[] Open medical / health care education to everyone.

And just how will this improve medical care? What would medicine look
like without any ethical, professional, scientific or educational

standards,

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and if in addition, any fear of litigation was removed? (Which,
incidentally, the signing of waivers doesn't.)

Or is this a joke --- you are sending the previous correspondent up?

Peter Moran

Doctor Miller, the small-town physician,

Could cure almost any condition.

And not only that,

With a change of his hat,

He was also the small-town mortician.

--Rich ;o)