> I'd be fine with it being something as simple as the local pharmacy can keep them in the back and you bring in the prescription from the doctor
Just curious, why do you think a Dr. should be involved at all?
Just curious, why do you think a Dr. should be involved at all?
What do you think your doctor will do based on this data? How do you think your doctor will filter out the signal from all the noise? (Is there even a signal?)
> but once in a while there is something more going on and I need to be forced into the ER.
Do you have a concrete example here?
as for telling the difference we need a lot of help there.
Most of what doctors do should be basic checklists - this is the same thing millions of other people have and should be treated by checklist in best practice. It is the exceptions where you are that 1 in a million case and so there is no checklist that you need doctors to read all the data and think.