Re:Near 90% Mortality Rate in Intubated Covid-19 Patients in...
by yellowapple on Friday April 24, 2020 @06:12AM
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> It got into ridiculous situations where a friend who is an urology doctor was on paid leave for last few weeks, simply no work for them under these rules. Another friend, radiologist in a hospital heavily hit by covid, worked only 4 hours/day shifts, instead of usual 10-12 ones.
I'm assuming specialists ain't allowed to work as generalists, then? I'd imagine that specialized doctors (like urologists) should be able to double as PCPs should the need arise (like, you know, a global pandemic). I ain't a doctor, though, so I'm perfectly willing to accept "specialist and generalist practice are too different from one another" as the answer here.
I'm assuming specialists ain't allowed to work as generalists, then? I'd imagine that specialized doctors (like urologists) should be able to double as PCPs should the need arise (like, you know, a global pandemic). I ain't a doctor, though, so I'm perfectly willing to accept "specialist and generalist practice are too different from one another" as the answer here.