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<blockquote data-quote="rkm rdt" data-source="post: 27606" data-attributes="member: 83"><p>Actually your analogy does not make any sense.</p><p></p><p>If you choke on that steak it's your fault not the chef's.He didn't feed it to you.If the steak has salmonella then that's the restaurent's liability.</p><p></p><p>The dentist places the crown in a controlled act.You give consent based on an informed decision.Big Difference!</p><p></p><p>Again I will point out:</p><p></p><p><em>" Dental technologists are entitled to profit appropriately from the use of their training and experience in providing professional dental technology services. Attempts to enter into any "arrangements" or "business relationships" with other regulated health professionals or providers or health care facilities for the purpose of inducing referrals, generating service volume, or any type of financial profit or material gain are likely to constitute conflicts of interest. For example, the following actions must be avoided: </em></p><p><em>◦offering quantity discounts or discounts for prompt payments to dentists;</em></p><p><em>◦offering gifts, airline tickets or air miles as incentive programs to dentists;</em></p><p><em>◦offering rebates, credit or other benefits to dentists;</em></p><p><em>◦making special arrangements to finance dentists' purchases of equipment, facilities and supplies;</em></p><p><em>◦providing benefits that do not directly benefit patients."</em></p><p></p><p>The patient should benefit directly from any incentives NOT the dentist.Bottom Line!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rkm rdt, post: 27606, member: 83"] Actually your analogy does not make any sense. If you choke on that steak it's your fault not the chef's.He didn't feed it to you.If the steak has salmonella then that's the restaurent's liability. The dentist places the crown in a controlled act.You give consent based on an informed decision.Big Difference! Again I will point out: [I]" Dental technologists are entitled to profit appropriately from the use of their training and experience in providing professional dental technology services. Attempts to enter into any "arrangements" or "business relationships" with other regulated health professionals or providers or health care facilities for the purpose of inducing referrals, generating service volume, or any type of financial profit or material gain are likely to constitute conflicts of interest. For example, the following actions must be avoided: ◦offering quantity discounts or discounts for prompt payments to dentists; ◦offering gifts, airline tickets or air miles as incentive programs to dentists; ◦offering rebates, credit or other benefits to dentists; ◦making special arrangements to finance dentists' purchases of equipment, facilities and supplies; ◦providing benefits that do not directly benefit patients."[/I] The patient should benefit directly from any incentives NOT the dentist.Bottom Line! [/QUOTE]
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