Two people discuss why doctors rarely challenge the medical system despite its problems. Financial dependence, salary structures, and acceptance of the status quo keep them complicit, leading to burnout and a cycle that's hard to break.
Why is it that the doctors seem to be so willing to just kind of go with the flow and not really fight this process?
I think that the honest truth of why they're willing to go along with it is that it still brings in money. It still gives them a salary, right? And so what they've done over the years, if they've evolved to like almost just accept that this is their reality now, but the more they're accepting, the more of a downhill spiral, downward spiral that they're in, and the more burnt out they are. So it's sort of like a catch-22 that eventually will break.
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