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Re: ACOGFrom: Don Miller (drmiller@enatal.com)Thu May 31 12:47:39 2007
At Wed, 30 May 2007, Lynn Montgomery wrote: > >I know it has been said here before, but I must say it again - "ACOG, >WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR ME LATELY?" Maybe we should start with some >financial accountability - how much of our dues goes to the top and for >what... Yes, you'd think *our* professional society/lobby would fight tooth and nail to protect its membership from onerous practices/requirements that undoubtedly perpetuates the ABOG leadership and generates more revenue for them. I think the good ol' boys' club at ACOG and ABOG are almost one and the same and they cannot remember what constituency they are supposed to serve (i.e. their constituencies are NOT the same). In this age of evidence-based medicine, there's also no evidence that ANY of this (certification, recertification, ABC, computerized exams, etc.) works in the first place to protect the public from poor clinical practices!
-- Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD, FACOG eNATAL, LLC http://www.eNATAL.com
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