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collaborate on difficult cases, share clinical observations and work together to achieve better patient outcomes than each could do individually
Physicians are the only true advocates for their patients and this bill fails to meet what physicians need to improve the quality care they deliver....By endorsing a bill that does not adequately address concerns of physicians in this country, AMA shows again that it is out of touch with physicians and is conflicted by its own business model.
We engage both Democrats and Republican lawmakers to engage with real physicians who actually practice medicine to get real-time feedback on how to reform healthcare.
Palestrant also called for the AMA to end practices that take advantage of physicians and their patients to generate millions of dollars in revenue. He continued
Physicians have voted with their feet with AMA membership now estimated at only 15-20% of U.S. physicians.
Of the 4,165 doctors that participated
- 75% were not members of AMA
- 89% agreed with the claim that AMA does not speak for them
- 91% said that AMA does not accurately reflect their opinions as physician.
http://industry.bnet.com/healthcare/1000913/who-speaks-for-physicians/?tag=content;col1o
Sermo physicians blog comments at
http://www.sermo.com/ui/blog/comments/physicians_indicates_ama_no_longer_represents_them.html
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