AI Will never replace human medical professionals. If there's a medical error, the company can be sued to shit.

I can really start seeing that the entire medical specialty will be gradually replaced by AI and robots ... with surgeons prolly at the last line although we cant be sure

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Doctors like surgeons and dentists who work with their hands will not be replaced any time soon. Doctors who are purely doing differential diagnosis are on borrowed time

I was having these thoughts too That it might be coming sooner than expected

America gives you opportunities to go medical school if you didn’t do well in undergrad. Post bachelor programs. One year masters interview guarantee programs and you have DO schools. But poor souls in Canada have none of those. So everyone need to STFU

Oncology and radiation oncology?

One thing I don’t agree with is you have to be the best in order to give advice. For a lot of ppl it’s not about being the best it’s about getting from point A to point B. Someone with a lower GPA can’t take your advice on how to navigate the application process bc you don’t know what’s it’s like to have a GPA stain on an application. I believe Maggie served a lot of value for many med students. You guys just have a different audience

Its so political. Everything is just so political. From start to finish. And the moral chipping of people's character is so scary to watch its almost demonic. I just wanted to say the second I got into med school I had people going after every limb of my body trying to tear me into pieces from layman people to everyone saying I "took a seat away from somebody else" because I was going and that I "didn't deserve to be there" and that I "was stupid" and "was not going to do good." The truth is med school is just school and anybody can do it with the proper time, direction, and guidance. What you really have to learn in life is you are smart and you can do anything. People want to rip you apart because they don't want you to be successful. So yes its all very political and its all extremely scary. So put your helmet and kneepads on and the best shoes you have before you go for the ride.

I very burnt out by people in general. both inside and outside of the hospital. what should I do?

As a liscensed therapist I wish we could independently connext better to create more holistic spaces of care/education/mangment and business in a way that allows for better work life balance, income and community healing. ... to restructure the field but still utilize all the intelligence and capabilities.

Great video. For me I use tracing paper, flash cards, and extra sources.

Thanks for sharing, very good information!

I worked as an ophthalmologist assistant before getting accepted to med school and thought that’s what I wanted to do. But I think I want a more exciting surgical specialty now, like neurosurgery or cardiothoracic

I had no idea Caribbean med schools are $100k+ per year… that is OOS tuition for WashU. How is that justified

About the title. DOCTORS quit MEDICINE, NURSES quit NURSING. Nurses do not practice medicine.

I think the main point you are missing that Goobie nor Zach articulated as clearly as they intended, was that the system feeds itself health problems to make money off those problems - and Doctors are merely another cog in the wheel in the aim of making these entities, money. You can't ignore statistical rates of burnout in healthcare. It's a field that attracts ideals but ends up being no different (and perhaps worse) in terms of moral quandry due to the amount of $ involved. The system makes people sick, we prescribe meds/treatments that treat symptoms but not the full individual, and the cycle goes around. Of course this is not true of all specialties, but is the case with a lot of health problems. Modern medicine is great at diagnosing. Sure, medicine has stopped/prevented many diseases in recent history, but that's not really the argument they are making. I appreciate your nuanced perspective, although it's still slightly dismissive of their experiences. EOD you are feeding hopefuls the picks and shovels via medschoolinsiders, so some criticism of your video/channel is also deserved.

Date a radiologist if you like someone who enjoys things like fixing your printer or who can tell if the picture on your wall is a millimeter crooked

Stop talking shit

13:30 this is sad but true. I have worked in clinic, hospitals and nursing homes and it is the same thing. Tonight i would have left my shift had it not been the very real threat of me losing my license for abandonment because the hospital has signs for pt doors for their conditions (covid, flu, dropplet, contact, etc) and i make it my business to look at the pt chart to see "what they are here for". We had so many flu and covid pt's and i watched doctors and nurses walk in these pt rooms, and not foam or put on PPE, even though the read the sign. Come out, not wash their hands or foam and go right to the next pt. Healthcare today is not what it was 6 years ago. It is so sad. Oh, here is the kicker, it was seasoned doctors and nurses doing this crap. The newbies ser this and follow suit 😢 😢😢

Intern year can be brutal. You are learning the actual skills of being a doctor, not just the theory and foundation taught in school. It's very important you are in a supportive training program. It is also key to know that things tend to get better. But you need to put your own health first. Doctoring is stressful and doctors have a higher burnout, depression and suicide rate than the general population. Hopefully we can make strides in wellness for all doctors, nurses and allied health providers. We need to ramp up training programs to have enough medical staff for our worldwide aging population, overworking and burning out our current workforce is not sustainable.

Next time don't forget veterinarian, the animal doctor. Those who help the voicless.

Dermatology is the ONE what are you talking about

Its deeper. Consumers don't want to pay what we want. Case point, one local guy I know in Vegas who was ok with spending $180,000 on a timeshare on the Las Vegas strip but didn't find any value in a $1,700 ER bill, and he has the money to pay the $1,700 ER bill in full without it affecting anything else in his life, like $1,700 is pocket change for this guy, so my point again is what consumer's (patient's ) value.

This is good. It started a conversation and pulled a thread…

Accidentally stumbled on the video - the dumbest health trend of 2024 : CGM by Dr Karan. I prefer this take on the topic - it can’t hurt to verify that your readings will never change . It’s not like a prostate biopsy or colonoscopy

i went to a young really cute female doctor . She was hostile and bigoted because I am a mentally ill diabetic . So less than worthless or about the same as all doctors i have been to .

Are you single, honey? JK! 😅

Wow. You are totally unaware that you actually make Dr Goobies point for him. Everything you go on about is about is doctor driven. And no, primary care doctors only strive to find out what medication the patient is lacking in. Doctors have been taught nothing about how nutrition(carnivore, ketovore) can solve so many chronic metabolic disorder. And several neurologists have convinced me that I should never have spinal surgery. Despite all the stenosis, ankylosing spondylitis, herniation that I have. And that outcomes are based on the mechanics of the surgery, not patient rated success. Medicine is broken. I am old and started in cytology in the 1970s, and watched medicine change so I went to dental school which was very satisfying. Then it changed to crappy schools and lack of understanding of mechanics of a functional system. Doctors don't even touch patients anymore. This is an ego driven video criticizing a doctor for talking about his specialty being ego driven and not patient driven Grow up then listen to yourself, and the Doctors who do it for their own ego "drifting for driving" thrlls.

In Romania during residency, in certain specialities i.e OBGYN, gastroenterology, all surgeries, etc, you work 24h shifts plus 7-8h in the following day (the normal scheduelle in the day after), resulting in 32h shifts Oh, and usually, unless you're really really lucky, those 24h shifts arent paid as a resident. . its a disaster yet nobody talks about it.

no love for ophtho EVER

Sounds like she entered medicine primarily for $$ and other reasons were not as motivated.

We need ophthalmology

there needs to be regulation for hospitals. this is fukin insane. how are u caring for peoples LIVES and understaffing constantly

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11:09 im diabetic and im not a nurse. This made me get up off my arse and take a walk outside.

Seems like residencies value being pragmetic more than emphathetic? But medical school admissions value empathy more…. Hmmm

Don’t forgot that public healthcare is purposefully underfunded in the UK and Canada by politicians lobbied by for profit healthcare to ultimately transition their country to a worse Private system in which they can generate so much more revenue. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Canadian healthcare is privatized this decade. At the expense of patient outcomes.

You can work at Home Depot from early age, save and invest as much as you can. By the time you are 40 you will be rich. Don't marry losers! Skip the BMWs!

I'm happy for her! Go and be happy girl!!! Medicine nowadays is a disaster...

Maybe if she had spent more time focusing on being a better doctor and improving her efficiency and less time on being a social media star, she wouldn’t have felt the need to quit

Great pointers 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 one I’ll incorporate is the red light!! One I’d stay away from is candles (I used to be a sucker for them). Recently learned they are simply toxic to inhale :(

If the calling is not there, no amount of pay or prestige will get you there.

Do your research, and pray/meditate, is medicine your calling?

We need a return to Catholic medical (they used to say nursing, but now the term includes doctors) religious orders.

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I swear as much as I havent wanted to go to med school since being a medical assistant back in 2018 All I ever see on youtube is doctors quiting and everyone saying "do something else dont go to medschool this aint worth it" lol I want/wanted to be a pathologist their work life balance cant be that bad right ?

Wanna be a doc + businnesman = ENTrepreneur

Wrong people getting In medicine

Yeah well it's socialized healthcare what do you expect