Christ Alone@Jesus_alone_
Point one is a flaw.
They must know that the lab scientists and the doctors are two different professionals regulated by two different regulatory agencies, Allied health professions council and the medical and dental council respectively.
Are the doctors going to allow other professionals who are not under the medical and dental council sit in the consulting room to see patients?
Why does one wants to cross their boundaries into the other's field, and demand to head them.
Lab results reviewed by qualified personnel? There are Doctor of lab science degree holders, and you think they are not qualified? Doesn't the lab results come to them in the consulting rooms also? Why then do you want to forcibly enter the lab?
Will they agree if other professionals like pharmacists demand that prescription of medicines should be left for the pharmacist after a diagnosis is made? Because pharmacists see dangerous prescriptions from Doctors everyday.
This is about calculated attempts to capture the hospital systems, not about patient safety.
2. For point 2
You are crying about insufficient staff that cannot handle OPD services, which I perfectly understand. If you have insufficient staff, why don't you focus on the work in the consulting rooms and wards, but trying to push some of the insufficient staff to the labs?
Maybe I don't understand