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Medical school does not equal specialist colleges. Very different...
The oversupply of medical graduates has flowed onto an oversupply of specialists.
Let me give you another link:
http://www.ctsnet.org/sections/newsandviews/inmyopinion/articles/article-7.html
Around the world, there is currently a glut of specialists and like any small business owner, when there is oversupply, business is getting very tough.
Well done. A generalisation based on one article written about one speciality.
There is no over supply of graduates. If so, why is the government actively seeking overseas GP's and specialists.
PM me and I will happily allow you work with me for a week to correct your thoughts.
A good specialist does not bulk bill. Simple. Take for example, anaesthetists. Their bulk billing rate is pretty crappy since they have to be in the operating theatre the entire time - so pretty much all of them private bill. Now if there were an oversupply of them that would never happen.
How is the doctor different from any other small business owner? In certain areas, it is not worthwhile to own property whilst in others it is. If a doctor buys his own premises and one day, across the road, a serious competitor sets up, then that doctor is in trouble.
I needed to see two specialists recently.
I was driving home from the shops and noticed the new competitor set up and popped in. - not! I went to the one I was referred to. This happened to be in a large flash complex adjacent to the hospital where he operates.
the other specialist's rooms were in a not plush location on Wickham terrace, specialist central. the best in his field.
GP's don't refer patients to specialists based on their offices, but their skill and reputation. We're not talking competing Thai take away here.
Often the GP will have no real knowledge of the specialist that he is referring his patient to. He will not have met him in person and certainly has no idea whether the specialist is up to date or competent. In many GP medical centres, there is a database of specialists - the GP will often just look this up and refer to whoever comes up. You have to understand that the GP is sitting in his own office pumping through 50 patients a day whilst the specialist is doing the same. Never do the two meet. As a GP, you refer patients to a whole different array of specialists: dermatologist, surgeon, cardiologist, radiologist - it is impossible to know anyone. It is only if the patients keep coming back from the same specialist with complaints does an alteration of referral pattern changes. Otherwise, the GP will refer to the same specialist that he is referring to for the past ten years. That is why many new and existing specialists invest heavily in marketing to GPs in order to generate referral leads.
In many GP medical centres, there is a database of specialists - the GP will often just look this up and refer to whoever comes up. You have to understand that the GP is sitting in his own office pumping through 50 patients a day whilst the specialist is doing the same.
hang on, they've changed from marketing to consumers on google with PR firms to marketing to GPs??
I think your posts refer to 2m GPs and their equivalent specialists. the posts here are about quality GPs and quality specialists.
Hi Eric
keep me updated re your project.
my sister in law is a doctor and she is looking for medical rooms. and yarraville is one of her target areas.
PM me your details if you are interested in getting a potential tenant. (provided u got your medical permit!)
