A curious feature of recent U.S. health care reform efforts — easily
overlooked amidst the daily media grind of canceled plans, crashing
websites and new restrictions — is the irrational belief that we can
extend more health care to more Americans while rendering a career as a
family physician increasingly unappealing.
Government has grown increasingly entangled in healthcare markets, complicating the working lives of physicians and, in many cases, threatening their bottom line. The result, according to a Deloitte Survey of U.S. Physicians: a growing number of doctors are convinced that “many physicians will retire earlier than planned in the next one to three years.”
http://spectator.org/articles/56982/doctors-disappear
Government has grown increasingly entangled in healthcare markets, complicating the working lives of physicians and, in many cases, threatening their bottom line. The result, according to a Deloitte Survey of U.S. Physicians: a growing number of doctors are convinced that “many physicians will retire earlier than planned in the next one to three years.”
http://spectator.org/articles/56982/doctors-disappear
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