Which really should be the job of a nurse or physician's assistant. Doctors should be reserved for the cases that requires the ~10 years of training they receive.
Most people probably only need a yearly-visit to the physician's assistant or a nurse for bloodworks. There shouldn't be a need to see an actual doctor on a regular basis (unless you have some chronic ailment that nurses / physician assistants can't handle).
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The prescription is probably the only part of that routine that requires a doctor.
Most people probably only need a yearly-visit to the physician's assistant or a nurse for bloodworks. There shouldn't be a need to see an actual doctor on a regular basis (unless you have some chronic ailment that nurses / physician assistants can't handle).
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The prescription is probably the only part of that routine that requires a doctor.