FL governor wants to end CON law

CONs need to go. They are anti-competitive and merely protect entrenched institutions. They are usually supported by only one group- the AHA.

Mr. Murali is wrong about Board Certification. Since the advent of Board Certification there has been no change in the number of lawsuits, no change in the actual competence of physicians. He admits that Board Certification 'does not equate with quality or competence.' Not having board certification just shows that some people are unwilling to memorize and regurgitate often incorrect information just to be able to pay the board exam fees and to continue to pay re-cert fees in the future. It is largely a game that has no real-life meaning. Surgical skills are not part of board exams. Bedside skills are not part of board exams. Compassion is not part of board exams. Board Examiners have their own sets of prejudices that one must 'satisfy.' If Board Examiners believe the world is flat, there is no room for an opinion to the contrary. All Board exams do is limit original thinking. I suspect Murali thinks everyone is incompetent and unqualified but him, like so many physicians arrogant in their snobbery. Last time I checked malpractice cases were largely filed against Board Certified physicians.