AutoDiagnostics of Doctorcompetence

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We assume that doctors combine the qualities of a diagnostician and

a therapist as a prerequisite for the practice of medicine.

The role of a diagnostician is to discern the nature and severity of

a problem by its distinguishing characteristics.

The role of a therapist is to develope a course of action relevant

to the diagnosis.

The competence of a doctor " diagnostician/therapist " is measured by

his ability to construct a resolution of the problem that is the

most effective and appropriate based upon the circumstances.

The problem at hand to is to determine if a prospective

doctor " practices " these attributes and the solution is to examine

his automobile.

The selection of transportation by the doctor is a direct reflection

of his decision making process.

Does the automobile the doctor possesses represent the most

effective choice to fulfil the mission requirements?

If the mission is a basic no-frills transportation " beater " it may

be the most appropropriate choice but it may also indicate that the

doctor is not financially successful.

If the mission is a modicum of reliability combined with the

requirement of interaction with colleagues " of equal station " then

the choice of automobile should reflect this criteria.

If the car is a high priced " built to impress " vehicle, then the

doctors priorities are made evident.

If the doctor drives a " purpose built " gas-guzzling " off-road

vehicle " with a pricey paint job and chrome wheels, the vehicle

chosen for the mission is completely contraindicated and

inappropriate unless the sole purpose is to convey an aura of

extravagance and ostentatious display.

Given that an individuals choices are based upon his intent and

philosphy, is there any reason to think that a mindset which

diagnoses a transportation requirement and responds with a therapy

which is less than " mission specific " will treat YOUR diagnosis with

a different philosophical conceptual reference?

" Immunity " is defined as a state of " unsusceptibility " .

I propose that the decision making abilities of doctors may be

revealed by their " unsuscepibility " to logic in allowing a

subjectively dictated course of action to take precedence over the

most effective transportation solution. This may be referred to

as " Doctorcompetency Evidenced by Auto-immune Disease " : DEAD.

Example: " I wouldn't be caught DEAD in that car "

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