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Dr. Molly Rutherford's avatar

You should include free market doctors on this panel. I would happily participate, as I started my direct care practice in 2015, where I practice primary care and treat addiction. I spoke at Direct Primary Care Nuts & Bolts & at the Free Market medical association meeting last May. We need to merge these medical freedom minded organizations. Dr. Keith Smith is the pioneer in free market medicine, and he started the movement in the early 90s when he opened the Surgery Center of Oklahoma. Please reach out to him and include him on this panel.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

I agree with you Molly !🤗

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Sybil's avatar

Go FLCCC!!!!!!

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John P. Wallis's avatar

The last 4 years revealed a very Evil complicity between the WEF and Healthcare institutions globally. Let's concern ourselves with NUREMBERG 2.0 TRIALS first, then worry about picking up the pieces of the mess GLOBALIST CRIMINALS CREATED.

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Big E's avatar

Some people have asked about costs and other details. All is revealed here: https://covid19criticalcare.com/conference/#faq

I found a “save the date” announcement for this conference as early as July 18, 2023: https://covid19criticalcare.com/the-flccc-educational-conference-is-headed-west/

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Mark A Girard's avatar

Thank you so much for all you are doing! To answer the question above all this great information, we fix the health care system and everything else by talking to each other openly and freely. We win this thing with words. Check out my new word, coincidist, describing people who blame medical harm on coincidence. Coincidism is a filthy thing that goes right along with fascism and communism. We counter coincidism not just with science and common sense, but also with creativity, humor and love.

https://open.substack.com/pub/coincidism/p/ive-created-a-concept-i-call-coincidism?

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Jeannie “Jean” LeFrancois's avatar

I believe we need to get rid of the computerized charting systems. I helped program 3 such programs in 1988-1998. I see what they have done with the programs today. They are awful and a mess.

1) Cut and Paste Health Assessments, and then they get redundantly used.

(ie Chart Says Suicidal Ideation- actual Problem Hepatic Encephalopathy from Hyperammoniemia.

Similar problem, confused and found. That was a thought of as Psych Pt instead of finding out I had a bladder infection that set off my liver, and was actually in amnestic Semi Coma Encephalopathy.

Record states HyperTension- actual issue is I have a Low BP - Automatic BP cuffs, continue pumping it up because my systolic is 88-100...

Placing me in a psych hospital instead of looking at my liver... is dangerous.

2) the problem list may list a 1 time occurrence, keeps compounding all kinds of garbage.

3) have residents and interns critically think instead of a computer coming up with a common list. And forcing choices.

4) Hospital Administrators need to administrate and not be looking for encentivised kick backs for a ICD10 code. Such as C19, Ventilators an remdeziver.

5) Go back to the PCP is the one who cares for patient in the hospital.

6) Have someone besides the angels looking at EKG tracing

These and other such topicd need to be discussed

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Beth's avatar

Thank you! This is a longtime coming. So much corruption at hospitals.

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Dale Buchberger covid nerd's avatar

it would be great to attend but definitely need more notice to get flights hotel time off from work, etc. any chance of coming to the east coast? 3-4 months notice would be great next time.

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Vonu's avatar

How much is the conference?

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Phil C's avatar

Please don't call it an "Army". That will give the Leftists all the ammunition they need to discredit it.

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Bob Thrasher's avatar

Ultimately, we need to de-fund the current system because the present insurance/medicare system is getting its finance from all of us whether we like it or not. This might mean self-insuring for those who are reasonably healthy, are somewhat health-conscious, and can afford a few unexpected medical crises.

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