A 26-year-old dental student in Connecticut died in an intensive care unit that was overseen by a remote "tele-health" doctor who pronounced him dead on a video screen, a lawsuit says.
More like dr make twice the pay than np because dr requires 10x more hours to be certified over a np. Also the family will be sueing the dr not the np for medical malpractice here.
Oh, not that a doctors pay isn’t justified (and still too less, for the requirements). But this here seems a saving money on the cost of quality, only the customer suffers from case.
For 1/5 of the pay.
More like dr make twice the pay than np because dr requires 10x more hours to be certified over a np. Also the family will be sueing the dr not the np for medical malpractice here.
Oh, not that a doctors pay isn’t justified (and still too less, for the requirements). But this here seems a saving money on the cost of quality, only the customer suffers from case.