Practicing physicians have increased by around 20% in the last six years. The number of healthcare executives has increased by more than 600 percent over the same time period. Many doctors have lost the right to set their own schedules, set their own rates, and decide on suggested treatments as a result of these percentages. The statement that doctors supports
A. resent the intervention of healthcare executives
B. There isn't enough training anymore.
C. They genuinely care about their patients.
D. are less self-sufficient than they once were.
Answer:D
Practicing physicians have increased by around 20% in the last six years. The number of healthcare executives has increased by more than 600 percent over the same time period. Many doctors have lost the right to set their own schedules, set their own rates, and decide on suggested treatments as a result of these percentages. The statement that doctors supports
A. resent the intervention of healthcare executives B. There isn't enough training anymore. C. They genuinely care about their patients. D. are less self-sufficient than they once were.
Explanation: This statement's author implies that doctors are less self-reliant. Many doctors, according to the author, have lost their authority. However, there is little evidence to support the notion that doctors despise healthcare executives, ruling out option a. The training of doctors is never discussed (choice b). Although doctors may be concerned about their patients (option c), this information is not included in the paragraph. Option e isn't mentioned at all.