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#POCUS for #Diverticulitis diagnosis. This is what it looks like. Anyone seen patients diagnosed with POCUS yet in… https://t.co/mwRYS46YNk

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@oatsdoc @dkirch888 @AmyOxentenkoMD @sgremminger You’ve confused my point.

All industries face disruptions that impede service, medicine is not unique.

If doctors depended on patients for revenue, instead of the faceless “system”, we would figure out ways to deal with these disturbances in ways that don’t impede our service,…

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@AmyOxentenkoMD @sgremminger Other service industries are exposed to the same causes for delays, but they aren’t as notorious for being late.

The reason doctors are often delayed is because we don’t work for patients, we are paid by their insurance companies who foot the bill even if we’re late.

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