Some on reddit.com/r/anesthesiology say it's fake. Others say this is not for doctors but for the patient.
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Let’s just suppose for a second that this really was unnecessary. is it the patient’s fault or the doctor’s? Truly the most insane thing in all of this is this expectation that the patient should be on the hook for unnecessary medical expenses when they quite literally are the least informed of all the parties in the situation.