I would argue that most physicians aren't paid enough for all they have to take on. I am a big fan of using AI to get doctors to spend more time with patients, researching and less time on administrative tasks
On extra time spent on "administrative work, defensive medicine, and paying down student loans shows that their effective hourly pay may align more closely with that of doctors in countries with simpler systems,"--reference on how you derived the numbers?
I would argue that most physicians aren't paid enough for all they have to take on. I am a big fan of using AI to get doctors to spend more time with patients, researching and less time on administrative tasks
On extra time spent on "administrative work, defensive medicine, and paying down student loans shows that their effective hourly pay may align more closely with that of doctors in countries with simpler systems,"--reference on how you derived the numbers?