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Lt Col Charlie Brown awesome share/read, I agree also!

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I concur with not saying provider when referring to Medical Professional; and not say midlevel [whatever that means] when referring to Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner.
1. However I non-concur on the bipolar and suicide recommendation.
a. I have been bipolar and I have a son who is bipolar who is being treated me an addition from opioids.
b. Those who kill themselves did commit suicide which is murder of the self by definition.

2. I have never seen nor heard burnout as a reference to a human rights violation.
3. Those who are resistant to treatment or experience significant side effects [I have experienced both] generally are not asked is the treatment working?
4. I have seen psychiatrists ask is the treatment working :-) Of course they look for corroborating data and test results.
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I agree, but also see this as the PC world creeping into medicine. That may or may not be a good thing, but IMO what gets the message across is what counts when dealing with medical situations, not how or what exactly is said.