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We aint SO bad... (American Medical System, Part Deux)
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<blockquote data-quote="mitchellb" data-source="post: 3240172" data-attributes="member: 143875"><p>You know, I hate to say this Mikey but (I'm not American and I'm not British) I would take a British doctor over an American doctor 9 times out of 10. Yes the best can be very good but the poorer end of the scale can be atrocious (that is my perception after having done training with doctors in 3 different countries). I don't really want to come across with truisms but I would rather trust the analytical skills developed by doctors here in the NHS than hope I was lucky enough to get one of the better ones available privately in the US. </p><p></p><p>You can't be sure of the ''bang for your buck'' and that leaves the consumer in an odd place.</p><p></p><p>I think too many times that technology is relied upon when common sense might be the better option.</p><p></p><p>Just my opinion but hey, that's what all this is about anyways. If you are happy then great, I just hope you never end up in an area where there is a shortage of good docs.</p><p></p><p>Just sayin'</p><p></p><p>LFD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mitchellb, post: 3240172, member: 143875"] You know, I hate to say this Mikey but (I'm not American and I'm not British) I would take a British doctor over an American doctor 9 times out of 10. Yes the best can be very good but the poorer end of the scale can be atrocious (that is my perception after having done training with doctors in 3 different countries). I don't really want to come across with truisms but I would rather trust the analytical skills developed by doctors here in the NHS than hope I was lucky enough to get one of the better ones available privately in the US. You can't be sure of the ''bang for your buck'' and that leaves the consumer in an odd place. I think too many times that technology is relied upon when common sense might be the better option. Just my opinion but hey, that's what all this is about anyways. If you are happy then great, I just hope you never end up in an area where there is a shortage of good docs. Just sayin' LFD [/QUOTE]
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