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Re: Op Ed Piece in Legal TimesFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comThu Jul 15 15:55:12 2004
In a message dated 7/15/2004 2:35:06 PM Central Standard Time, rbraun@iupui.edu writes: One of the reasons for the decline and fall of the medical profession in the US is exactly because physicians fancied themselves "businessmen". Just my opinion ... I could be wrong. Didn't I post something like this before? They tell the law students (at least the studentshere in La.) that: Law USED TO BE thought of as a profession. Law NOW is becoming a (just another) business. Law IS IN DANGER OF being thought of by everyone as a racket. What they want is, to be considered a profession again. To that end, there's an ethics and professionalism movement in La. in the legal profession, as there is elsewhere in the country. I think there is a similarity in Medicine. We need to do the same thing. Joe P.
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