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1. No one said anything about PCPs working for hospitals. My situation was regarding PCPs who do have to worry about insurance payments. So it is not a moot point, it is a valid point.
2. I addressed your main point - the amount of PCPs. Financial incentive to distribute PCPs in areas of need to increase access. Can't you just have a rational discussion.
3. A naive and ignorant medical student? Fair enough, I don't take that as an insult, even if you meant it that way.
4. Congratulations on all your success. I hope you enjoy rad onc more than you apparently enjoyed derm. If not, we could always use more family physicians .
5. Be humble and learn from others? Oh I consider myself very good at that, but you don't make it easy. I have never said anything to offend or challenge your experience (the quotes around resident were not meant to offend). You seem to be channeling your anger from other posters to me.
1-Well I did, and it seems to be the way medicine is going, not just for PCPs but for most doctors.
2-You did not. Even if we redistribute the current # of PCPs to other areas that are underserved, then you've simply shifted the problem. There are still millions of people who can't get services due to lack of PCPs number wise. You have not come up with a way to solve that problem.
3-Not an insult
4-It's not about "success"-they are just facts. If you cared to learn from others, you would know in part why I had the switch in specialties
5-I have no anger. I don't appreciate bieng insulted. You are free to believe as you'd like but you have to respect others' views