Someday I will be a doctor of pharmacy, does that give me the right to be totally rude to other professionals and most importantly, students! I didn't think so...however, I must have missed that elective. It must be ok, or it is only taught in the med school. Do you think my pharmacy school tuition would pay for such an elective. I will have to ask the elective guy.
It is my assumption that if you don't agree with someone else's ideas or recommendations you would kindly state so and move on or argue your point. However, a provider at a institution I am familiar with flips out at everyone in such instances.
The questions come to mind, what does she do with her patients behind that closed door? Do chairs fly? Chasing around the room with sharp objects? What is that conversation like, oh to be a fly on the wall...I am very curious, but would not be shocked.
So for all you Docs out there, and I am sure there are a ton of you reading blogs in your spare time, before you flip out at rounds....think. Should I listen? Do they have a valid point? Are they a student? (Students don't like to be yelled at, we feel dumb enough)
Out of curiousity, are there other GOD complex professions? Why is this? Money, power, education, professional ego, ignorance, no social skills, no common sense, easy childhood...?
I would like to commend all the nice, professional peeps that I work with, keep trying to save the chronically ill, impoversh population that has been put before them. It will happen someday.
JLB