Money. It is always money. Corporate healthcare systems are money whores (sorry, not sorry). They are a bullet train going down a straight track with a huge $ sign at the end with things like patient care, ethics, physician/nurse preferences, community service little bugs hitting windshield. In order to take over a massive trillion dollar industry it takes monies approaching 1T. The Feds (both D&R) put up the $ and the CDC, FDA, OSHA etc provided the smokescreen.
I have been in the medical community for approximately 28 years and I’ve never been so appalled and frustrated by what I am seeing from hospital administrators. It is nothing short of medical tyranny. It is hard to put into words just how frustrated and disappointed I am. If I worked in a hospital instead of a clinic I don’t know if I could ever keep silent. I would probably get fired for all of the emails that I would be sending to leadership calling out their disgusting behavior during Covid.
Another great piece Jessica, thanks.
Money. It is always money. Corporate healthcare systems are money whores (sorry, not sorry). They are a bullet train going down a straight track with a huge $ sign at the end with things like patient care, ethics, physician/nurse preferences, community service little bugs hitting windshield. In order to take over a massive trillion dollar industry it takes monies approaching 1T. The Feds (both D&R) put up the $ and the CDC, FDA, OSHA etc provided the smokescreen.
https://money.com/covid-19-hospital-cost-by-state/
I have been in the medical community for approximately 28 years and I’ve never been so appalled and frustrated by what I am seeing from hospital administrators. It is nothing short of medical tyranny. It is hard to put into words just how frustrated and disappointed I am. If I worked in a hospital instead of a clinic I don’t know if I could ever keep silent. I would probably get fired for all of the emails that I would be sending to leadership calling out their disgusting behavior during Covid.