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Re: Med Schools: Four That FlunkFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D. (apgar10@montanadsl.net)Tue Jul 1 11:38:50 2003
Also, there was a study done in the early 80's that showed based on income and patient satisfaction, the most successful physicians graduated in the bottom half of their medical school class... Lynn Remember EXACTLY 50% of all Doctors grauated in the bottom half of their medical school class. signed Proud Bottom halfer. Dan Interesting point, and important. When "the law" defines substandard care, they don't define the standard as "the average" doctor. And that's a good thing. If that were the definition, then 1/2 the doctors would by definition be practicing substandard care. Joe P.
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