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Duuma :
Gave mean girl vibes frrrr
2026-10-23 19:59:17
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chelseywithan.ey :
This is why I don’t post any medical videos lol
2026-10-24 09:14:01
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Tay Brim, PA 🤍 :
Yes!! I love how you articulated this. The video was problematic
2026-10-25 01:13:31
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Melissa, PA-C | Dermatology :
Agreed. Craziness
2026-10-24 20:41:39
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Hans :
PERIODDDD
2026-10-23 23:48:42
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Per ♡ Nursing Student 🩺 :
Perhaps we simply had different perceptions of the interaction, and that's okay. From my perspective, I saw a PA openly admit to ordering unnecessary diagnostic imaging to prove a point and establish her authority. I also saw an MD question that approach, and rather than being open to a professional dialogue or taking the opportunity to clarify her intentions and correct that perception, the MD was blocked. To me, that was concerning because healthcare should always encourage open communication, constructive feedback, and accountability, especially when patient safety is involved. I believe the PA meant what she said, and while I certainly don't know her intentions beyond what she shared, her statements raised concerns for me about patient education, clinical judgment, and evidence-based practice. Rather than focusing on proving authority, I believe our responsibility as healthcare professionals is to educate patients, address their concerns, and empower them to make informed decisions. As someone who has worked in healthcare for nearly 20 years, I have witnessed firsthand how inadequate patient education can affect patients. Far too often, patients arrive at our specialty clinic confused about their diagnoses, treatment plans, or even why they were referred to us in the first place. Many of these situations could have been prevented with clearer communication and education during their initial urgent care visits. I don't believe the MD meant any harm by warning people to be mindful of whom they choose to see..I agree with that message. People should proceed with caution when choosing a provider. Someone who lacks the ability or willingness to take the time to educate patients, rather than simply ordering an X-ray to prove a point, should not be an option.
2026-10-25 01:12:13
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