"6-7x" over "100k" you were claiming earlier is not right. mean specialist versus PCP is ~50k on average, with huge regional variability.
Your second point is right, so what are you gonna do? Make a medical system where preventative care and quality of care are valued? Then you'll get called a
"communist" who wants "death camps" and get your birthplace questioned. So here we are.
In the 70s and 80s, I'm told general practitioners made more money then specialists, something I agree with. But even now, lots of people want to do general practice. The smartest person in my med school class went into pediatrics because she loved it. Money is not the biggest motivator for speciality choice, but it is one. Isn't this the case in literally every other field? Maybe SWEs who are full stack get paid more or something?
Your second point is right, so what are you gonna do? Make a medical system where preventative care and quality of care are valued? Then you'll get called a "communist" who wants "death camps" and get your birthplace questioned. So here we are.
In the 70s and 80s, I'm told general practitioners made more money then specialists, something I agree with. But even now, lots of people want to do general practice. The smartest person in my med school class went into pediatrics because she loved it. Money is not the biggest motivator for speciality choice, but it is one. Isn't this the case in literally every other field? Maybe SWEs who are full stack get paid more or something?