To be fair here, it's not the people with the best self-control, best logic or best analytical minds, it's the best memorizers that become doctors.
That seems like a nice outline of the symptoms, but can we get a diagnosis?
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'The average GP earns an average salary of £90,000, but doctors can earn more by linking up surgeries, making record earnings by managing tens of thousands of patients. Figures revealed more than 200 ‘Super GPs’ in the NHS earned more than £200,000 a year in 2015/16. Four were on salaries between £400,000 and £450,000 while 11 were paid between £300,000 and £350,000 a year.'
'Britain’s highest earning GP paid at least £700,000 a year'
https://inews.co.uk/news/health/nhs-britain-highest-paid-gp-...
I understand there are those for whom criticism of the NHS is sacrilege, but the current situation doesn't look much like sustainable socialised medicine to me.
Ridiculous comment. I'm embarrassed for you. Remember to say that to all the great doctors that are constantly saving lives, inventing new treatments, and being ridiculed by their own community when trying to introduce change.
Not directly but you relay on the system that can diagnose and treat you cheapest and, since manhours is always most expensive item, fastest.