It is not Allopathic VS TCM / the real Paradigms

[Guest guest]

The real Paradigms are

 

Patient Centered (and i know personally of a number of both Allopathic

and TCM practitionerts who follow this paradigm)

And

 

Non Patient Centered ( and i also know personally of both Allopathic and TCM

practitionerts who follow this paradigm )

 

The first aknowledges the humanity of all and focuses on the patient the second

IMO leads to all of the abuses that some on this list seem to associate with

only Allopathic Medicine.

 

 

Doc Rosen

 

 

 

 

 

anand bapat <acubapat wrote:

hi vamessa,

i am beginning to agree with richard that there are

some who understand & others who do not.

richard has made it clear that its not worth pursuing

the issue further.

maybe we should let it rest & so should alon & we come

to an amicable agreement that we have our views & till

alon is convinced otherwise he wishes to believe so.

maybe we can now get that out of the way & start

working on other areas as clinical, problem patients,

interesting articles read, policies towards better

practise & improved legislation, etc.

improving standards of practise & professional

levels,etc.

so let us refocus & get going strongly. let us not be

sdetracked by one issue & a few people with different

value systems.

anand

 

 

--- wrote: > My

question is : Why can our profession or those in

> the rea practice of our profession , understand this

> statement or at least smell it???

> Vanessa

> >>

> acudoc11 wrote:

> Vanessa

>

> Whatever they do it is the farthest thing from CARE.

> CARE is when you spend

> time with your patient and care-about them and you

> can't do that in the typical

> few minutes afforded allopathic patients.

>

> For them it's all about how much more money they can

> stick in their pockets

> in the least amount of time and if they can steal

> off another healthcare

> practitioners modalities.....so be it.

>

> Richard

>

>

> In a message dated 8/21/03 5:53:21 PM,

> vbirang writes:

>

> << Can we call this form of medical interest that

> Richard nicely state (

> which I saw it done many times) a symbol of CARE ??

>

> Are the medical community really interested in care

> or just another form of

> fast billing??

>

> Vanessa >>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The first aknowledges the humanity of all and focuses on the patient the

second IMO leads to all of the abuses that some on this list seem to

associate with only Allopathic Medicine.

 

>>>>And it is clear that they are talking off their hat

Alon