Doctors went to medical school to help patients, not to navigate compliance rules. Reducing administrative burden would let physicians focus on what they actually trained for: direct patient care.
I didn't get into practice to learn everything I needed to know about compliance. I was more about, what do I need to know to get my patient better? You know, that, and that really is a driving force of why we got into practice, is to help people.
And I would imagine it would take a load of time off their shoulders as well, so they can do that exactly what they want, which is practice.
Exactly.
