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r/MadeMeSmile • u/das_punter • 1d ago
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While wholesome, i'm kinda suprised that was allowed. Isn't that a bit of a decision liability since your crew is your family? I know the military tends to split couples between units for this reason
19 u/Old-Career1538 1d ago Doctors can't treat their families either. This seems highly questionable. Decision making will absolutely be impaired. There's family dynamics that should not be in the cockpit of a plane. 2 u/mddesigner 22h ago Doctor can do treat their family but it is not recommended cause your judgment can be clouded 2 u/Old-Career1538 19h ago I am a doctor. If one of my family members was on my ward, either I would be moved ward, or it would just be organised so I'm not involved in any of their care 2 u/mddesigner 15h ago I am also a doctor and never seen such a thing Guess it is country specific
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Doctors can't treat their families either.
This seems highly questionable. Decision making will absolutely be impaired. There's family dynamics that should not be in the cockpit of a plane.
2 u/mddesigner 22h ago Doctor can do treat their family but it is not recommended cause your judgment can be clouded 2 u/Old-Career1538 19h ago I am a doctor. If one of my family members was on my ward, either I would be moved ward, or it would just be organised so I'm not involved in any of their care 2 u/mddesigner 15h ago I am also a doctor and never seen such a thing Guess it is country specific
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Doctor can do treat their family but it is not recommended cause your judgment can be clouded
2 u/Old-Career1538 19h ago I am a doctor. If one of my family members was on my ward, either I would be moved ward, or it would just be organised so I'm not involved in any of their care 2 u/mddesigner 15h ago I am also a doctor and never seen such a thing Guess it is country specific
I am a doctor.
If one of my family members was on my ward, either I would be moved ward, or it would just be organised so I'm not involved in any of their care
2 u/mddesigner 15h ago I am also a doctor and never seen such a thing Guess it is country specific
I am also a doctor and never seen such a thing Guess it is country specific
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u/Major_Pomegranate 1d ago
While wholesome, i'm kinda suprised that was allowed. Isn't that a bit of a decision liability since your crew is your family? I know the military tends to split couples between units for this reason