We have to remember health care is the biggest price fixing scheme in America. Someone or group is coming up with these numbers. Why do I make as much as I do as a radiation oncologist compared to a PCP? Some group in DC negotiatiated my pay.
However I did enjoy the article and agree. However there are way more variables. One is the incentive to have physicians-scientists, 2 to cover the cost of the uninsured and underinsured 3 pay for research 4 have radiation oncology departments support other departments in the hospital etc
Certainly many other smaller issues - sadly I think little money is for science and research within the ctp structure / site neutrality today - even AHA I don't recall mentioning it, but I'm sure these issues help support their stance.
We have to remember health care is the biggest price fixing scheme in America. Someone or group is coming up with these numbers. Why do I make as much as I do as a radiation oncologist compared to a PCP? Some group in DC negotiatiated my pay.
However I did enjoy the article and agree. However there are way more variables. One is the incentive to have physicians-scientists, 2 to cover the cost of the uninsured and underinsured 3 pay for research 4 have radiation oncology departments support other departments in the hospital etc
Certainly many other smaller issues - sadly I think little money is for science and research within the ctp structure / site neutrality today - even AHA I don't recall mentioning it, but I'm sure these issues help support their stance.