Ever wish your doctor could experience a Migraine attack just so he/she knows what you're going through?
Richard E. Waltman, MD, family physician in Tacoma, Washington, and a member of Medical Economics' Editorial Advisory Board, says that he does not wish "terrible disease and suffering for all of my colleagues" but makes the following six suggestions to help doctors do a better job:
- Every physician should have to wait for an hour,
- Every physician should have a foley catheter inserted,
- Every physician should go to an out-of-town emergency department at midnight,
- Every physician should get a good case of the flu,
- Every physician should have a scare, and
- Every Physician should have a Migraine
Y'all have to read this: Why every physician should have a migraine
BRAVO Dr. Waltman!
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