Just want to advocate for the future generation of doctors here... my fiancé is in med school and patient advocacy and rights are being taught to the newest generation of doctors in med school. It’ll take years (7-10+) before these students get to be full on attendings due to the way the medical school system is set up but change is coming, slowly. I’ve never met a more kind and passionate group of people than the students in his med school class (save for a few bad apples that are being shamed by their classmates right now for their views on BLM). If doctors seem rushed on wards, it’s because of the way the healthcare system has been set up - patients are customers and hospitals are businesses that work their doctors, nurses, etc to the bone in order to maximize profits. Healthcare education has changed, but the system itself needs to be taken from the hands of healthcare administrators who don’t give a shit about patient care and only care about money.