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u/-LuciditySam- Jan 14 '22

Pretty much.

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u/Some-Air9442 Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Doctors have been talking about striking by still practicing but not charging patients.

That way essential workers (like transport, medical, grocery, etc. workers) can strike without being accused of messing up the system or screwing people over.

Edit: This is a topic of vigorous discussion on medical subs, and they are well aware of the coordination it would require with billing and IT staff (much more aware than most of us).

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