Here it comes ACMI
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Here it comes ACMI
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The ACMI world is next. Won't be long before this is a headline about every 6 months. The ACMI executives think it can't happen to them and they will wait and see till they address the issue. Lol
The ACMI world is next. Won't be long before this is a headline about every 6 months. The ACMI executives think it can't happen to them and they will wait and see till they address the issue. Lol
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The ACMI world is next. Won't be long before this is a headline about every 6 months. The ACMI executives think it can't happen to them and they will wait and see till they address the issue. Lol
The ACMI world is next. Won't be long before this is a headline about every 6 months. The ACMI executives think it can't happen to them and they will wait and see till they address the issue. Lol
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Not happening for a while. Especially in light of automatic systems trying to command airplanes to dive into the ground.
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Yes, if the goal was to lower the education requirements the industry would claim MD shortage. The reason it isn’t happening is because hospitalization isn’t viewed as “one of the safest form of medical treatment”. Successful surgeries or treatments aren’t taken for granted. One of the ways the medical industry is seeking to lower staffing costs is by greater use of nurse practitioners. That being said the medical field is inherently fraught with risks and unknowns whereas our field has thoroughly matured due to less overall depth of the subject comparatively speaking. I know this isn’t a popular opinion but it’s true.
Last edited by Joachim; 07-01-2019 at 08:46 AM.
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Soon they'll be asking that nice nurse practitioner to do my hip replacement. (Actually, there just won't be enough orthopedic surgeons to replace my hip for two or three years rather than next week. Like currently at the VA.)
Look at the comparative number of doctors and speed of service for more than primary care in the British and Canadian systems; that's where we will end up with exclusively-government healthcare as, over a decade, the smart/hardworking folks who become doctors today instead go to Wall Street or Silicon Valley.
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