If you could commit a murder and get a way with it whom would you kill and in which way?
GO AWAY BULLY CIA
OP and with fire
>>12520807your post is glowing
myself by old age
>>12520807just earn your medical degree and licensure and you can literally wax anyone you want.Your fortune: Very Bad Luck
>>12520821man thats scary... fuck damn FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK WHYYYour fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
>>12520825"Don't let one patient ruin your career""Don't go looking for problems"https://patient-safety.com/blacklisting-patients/it's a mafia and the difference between a suicide and a murder is just a matter of a few paragraphs in the local newspapers.*sip*Your fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
>>12520825don't forget that medical """malpractice""" kills over 300,000 people in the US every year!
id unironically delete this planet Fuck u all, insincerely and humiliatingly
>>12520807I would kill Aiko's dad so I could wear his skin and be her new boyfriend ^w^
>>12520891average doremi fan post
>>12520863“Every doctor will allowa colleague to decimate a whole countryside sooner thanviolate the bond of professional etiquette by giving him away.” – George Bernard ShawIt’s nothing new. Fortunately, it can become a thing of the past, if the patient community stops repeating what it always has done in the past, which mainly is imagine that health care professionals and/or the government can fix this (like by passing a law).Note from a patient: “I can’t thank you enough for . . . your web site. . . As I read the sections on the Wall of Silence and Blacklisting I felt like I was reading the story of my life.” https://patient-safety.com/blacklisting-patients/Your fortune: Reply hazy, try again
>>1252080714 pedophiles then myself for the funsies ^v^
>>12520915cute
>>12520863"Almost no injured patients get lawyersHarvard researcher Dr. David Studdert, in a 1999 study of 14,700 medical charts, found that of the patients whose charts revealed legitimate negligent injury, 97% did not sue.Only one in some thousands of injured patients can get lawyersThat is studying only grievances of which a record has been made. According to the United States Department of Health and Human Services (and others, see Medical Reporting) only 2% of adverse events are reported accurately by health care professionals. 93% do not appear in the record at all. What Studdert is saying is that of the 2% of patients whose injuries are accurately reported in medical charts, 3% get lawyers. 3% of 2% is .0006%. So of the patients with legitimate grievances, .0006% get legal representation.The Stop of Last ResortMy personal experience, with the thousands of injured patients to whom I have spoken, is that they do not want lawsuits. They want help. They want diagnosis. They want their injuries treated. When they cannot get that, they want their injuries at least to be acknowledged, say by having them appear in an honest record someplace. When they cannot get any of that, they want help from some authority, like a state medical board or from the administration of the facility where they were injured. When they cannot get that they try to find a lawyer, the stop of last resort, but discover that they cannot get that either.Only one in some thousands of injured patients can get a lawyer."https://patient-safety.com/studdert/Your fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
>>12520807You by hanging for making this thread
"Medicine unnecessarily kills as many people per week as firearms kill per year (see Preventable Deaths). Medicine is the most dangerous place most people in the USA ever go. It is outrageous that patients have no ability to see what and where the dangers are so that they can avoid them. From outside of medicine it now is possible to collect the information that will enable them to do that. If we tracked just 3% of patients, we could learn an enormous amount of what is necessary for patients, for the first time in history, to be able to make the very first judgement any patient must make, and that is whether the risks of seeking care are greater than the risks of not seeking it in the first place. How could we get 3% to sign up for tracking? Have you ever spoken to a patient injured in medicine? They get so that they wish they could get all the information about their own cases into the headlines of whatever media exists, just to try to prevent what happened to them from happening to anyone else. But they cannot even get their own primary care physicians to make an honest record of it."https://patient-safety.com>per weekYour fortune: Excellent Luck
>>12520924do some research on pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and you will find there's still good in them ...intelli?have you been on acids this whole time , dear?
>>12521128you can shill if you like.i wouldn't expect any less.sugar coating is yummy.Your fortune: Excellent Luck
>>12521128try being a TI
>>12521138he's not gonna understand those big wordsYour fortune: Outlook good
>>12521138even Google pushed some genie laptop without a hard drive and told everyone it's was the futuremyth debunkthe system has a major unsolvedable file management problem and they really aimed at Microsoft
>>12520807every namefig on esfores
"Annals of Internal Medicine found additional informationA study in the Annals of Internal Medicine** examined information that previous studies did not. They recognized the problem with basing studies only on the few adverse events health care professionals report and looked for where they could get unrecorded information (covered in more detail near the bottom of this page). They concluded that 320,000 patients die unnecessarily in medicine in the USA each year. 320,000 is more Americans than died during the entire 8 years of World War II, our deadliest war."https://patient-safety.com/preventable-deaths/Your fortune: Outlook good
>>12520807burns your threade lole
>>12521812Burn all the threads!!!
arrow to the kneeYour fortune: Very Bad Luck
>>12522504GODDAMMIT JERRY!
pure harlotryhttps://patient-safety.com/studdert/Your fortune: Bad Luck
nice try fed
>>12520807(You) delete file
>>12521144dubs
>>12522974dasting af
mfw teafren molests another transgender
>>12523345did not does not and will not happenever.Your fortune: Average Luck
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>>12521133unchecked doubles on the last page!
>>12520915kyute......
>>12524295noYour fortune: Godly Luck