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Re: Last oneFrom: zygote@icsi.netSun Jun 18 09:27:05 2006
Despite the problems that exist in OB, it is rewarding even though many in society do not value it. Certainly true for the carriers! But the younger generation is not going to work 50-60-70hrs a week and be on call for their patients. A 40hr week working as employee is oftern desired. That is also what is occurring with MFM trainees .. this ishearsay from several who have programs which Baylor no longer has. Across the board access will change and the ERs which already are seeing brunt of uninsured and significant disease will only be more back logged. It is time for the nation to contemplate a better way. The problem is that the implementation of such a system willl be opposed by many factions. Certainly not by me. One of the major components will have to be a means to get people to be proactive to prevent disease - especially obesity & its sequelae. Have a great week RJC On 17 Jun 2006 at 14:51, RModugno@aol.com wrote:
> Robert J. Carpenter, Jr. MD 6624 Fannin, #2720 Houston, TX 77030 (O) 713-795-4600 (F) 713-795-4422 "Life is difficult" The Road Less Travelled by Scott Peck
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