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Dr.Bromberg,
I think you absolutely hit the nail in the head with that last paragraph

Thank you very much for an enlightening post.
I am disappointed to see that things are as bad in the US as they are in
Europe...

Best wishes

Andre de Castro Carneiro
Specialist Registrar
Anaesthetics and Critical Care
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

2009/5/8 William Bromberg <brombwi1 at memorialhealth.com>

> And in the end the government with the help of the PhD Educrats and the
> craven compliance of those that have climbed the political ladder to the
> leadership of the medical societies will destroy a system of education
> that has produced well-trained, dedicated physicians for 200 years. In
> return we will have “satisfied” clock punchers, buck passers,
> wage-earners, and expensive, interchangeable, replaceable employees
> accelerating the downward slide of our profession to yet another
> “job”. In my most cynical moments (usually after my 2nd
> scotch) I come to the conclusion that this is actually the plan – and
> then I have my 3rd and don’t care any more (kidding, I get headaches
> after 2).
>
> William J. Bromberg, MD, FACS
> Savannah Surgical Group
> 912 350-7412
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