Hippocratic Betrayal

By Billy Oxkidd

“Hippocratic Betrayal”, an insightful Essay on one specific subject matter of needless and egregious medical protocol failure within medical communal structure, such historically present and still today presently existing within the broader medical communities and its memberships thereof. Myself non-medically trained, however with exceptional prowess for engaging this specific subject matter, while at the same times the broader medical communities, including governing bodies, totally impudent, recognizing, engaging or effectively resolving such matters, not withstanding their far superior prowess of institutional powers. However my understandings gained through intimate involvement gained over a past half-century of such Hippocratic structure failure, uniquely placing myself in position to identify such failure of medical training standard, and the what and the why of such pervasive medical egregiousness and how such egregiousness may be institutionally rectified within the overall practices of medicine within all medical communities. Great challenges appear to exist when attempting the introductions of unfamiliar medical community associated matters to medical communities, as such communities appearing blindly tethered to otherwise more familiar doctrine, thinking and conducts. And as such medical memberships propensity of skim reading for that which is familiar and thus highly resistant to possibility of challenging status quo thinking matters, thus generally disregarding and losing the real messages, such remaining totally unknown and unfamiliar. In effect a pointless exercise in such failed quest for improved understandings and divergence in thought direction, totally guilty as charged in such respects.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Billy Oxkidd
• Release date: Oct 22, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370848454

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