Drs Huntsberger and Haddock at least stayed in their profession. The moral injury, as well as the ambiguity, financial risk and risk to personal safety are such burnout factors it can be hard to continue, not to mention the fact that few states are without risks. In Wisconsin legislation requires healthcare professionals to report patients to authoritieswho if they talk to them about substance use. When it's impossible to provide adequate and appropriate healthcare, we collectively will lose adequate and appropriate healthcare. Thanks again for illuminating (and addressing) the dimensions of the challenges in reproductive healthcare.
Drs Huntsberger and Haddock at least stayed in their profession. The moral injury, as well as the ambiguity, financial risk and risk to personal safety are such burnout factors it can be hard to continue, not to mention the fact that few states are without risks. In Wisconsin legislation requires healthcare professionals to report patients to authoritieswho if they talk to them about substance use. When it's impossible to provide adequate and appropriate healthcare, we collectively will lose adequate and appropriate healthcare. Thanks again for illuminating (and addressing) the dimensions of the challenges in reproductive healthcare.
that is heartbreaking - thank you for sharing your experience Karen