Doctors can not abandon those in need according to the oath they have taken, Insurance companies on the other hand have no reason to not treat the anti-vaxers in any way different than they treat smokers with lung cancer.
The predicate of the cartoon is quite correct – at least as it pertains to the idiot red state of Ohio.
In THAT state, a member of the judiciary, with no medical qualifications what-so-ever, can dictate to a member of the medicinal community “course” of treatment, “type” of treatment. and even “if” treatment is required – and, yes, technically, they can also do the same to veterinarians.
dotbup over 2 years ago
We need to institute triage rules:
Have covid-19? Unvaccinated? Were you eligible and physically able to receive one or more of the vaccines?
Then: back of the line. Perhaps a tent city in a nearby Walmart parking lot, where Facebook experts are sitting by to provide expert advice.
Otherwise, come on in, we’ll get you some of that evidence based medical treatment.
Took horse dewormer? : Transfer them to a veterinarian.
Tempest2 over 2 years ago
Doctors can not abandon those in need according to the oath they have taken, Insurance companies on the other hand have no reason to not treat the anti-vaxers in any way different than they treat smokers with lung cancer.
Newenglandah over 2 years ago
I thought this had to be a false rumor, then googled it and found this story:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/08/30/ohio-judge-orders-hospital-treat-covid-patient-ivermectin/5648583001/
Just leave me shaking my head. What is this so-called judge thinking?
Concretionist over 2 years ago
https://patch.com/ohio/across-oh/judge-orders-cinci-hospital-treat-covid-19-patient-ivermectin-despite-cdc-warnings
wellis1947 Premium Member over 2 years ago
The predicate of the cartoon is quite correct – at least as it pertains to the idiot red state of Ohio.
In THAT state, a member of the judiciary, with no medical qualifications what-so-ever, can dictate to a member of the medicinal community “course” of treatment, “type” of treatment. and even “if” treatment is required – and, yes, technically, they can also do the same to veterinarians.