Politics and Religion

Re:The rational seems reasonable, it is to help military surgeons become better at
CarlTheNeighbor 8526 reads
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stilltryin25 16 Reviews 8540 reads
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what they do.  Or would we prefer that they get their training an a seriously wounded soldier who has taken an enemy bullet?

OmegaZap 7 Reviews 7698 reads
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There seems to be an additional alternative here, and that is assign military trauma surgeons to rotating internships at understaffed metro ERs and ORs.

-Daily exposure to real trauma, not boob jobs
-Integrates civil and military knowledge of complex trauma mgmt
-Integrates the military culture with the civilian one, as it should be
-Tax dollars go to an identifiable social benefit, not a personal one
-Understaffed metro hospitals effectively receive a federal grant in the form of staffing assistance

When you think of it in this context, all the sudden this looks a lot more like a recruiting ploy than recurrency training for physicians.

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CarlTheNeighbor 9970 reads
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to patch up wounded soldiers.  A complex vascular reconstruction of a ischemic, wounded leg has nothing to do with shoving a saline implant in a woman's chest.  What it will do is help train plastic surgeons, so they can quit the military and make tons of money off of Americans' vanity.

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