Join us if you want healthcare reform: we're talking about ways to fix the US healthcare system.

1. Healthcare is too expensive
2. US outcomes are poor despite the high cost
3. "Money Man" controls oversight and politicians

Doctors cannot speak up in an environment of retaliation. Oversight protects political donors ("money man") instead of patients. If Warren Buffet was unable to convince financial stakeholders that they must lead healthcare reform, they don't belong at the healthcare reform table. Healthcare workers, patients, and public health experts should lead and demand change.

We're holding people's feet to the fire. In response to raising concern, oversight aided retaliation that intentionally harmed patients. This is not a culture of compassion; it is fear mongering and intimidation. We can benchmark quality healthcare using:

1. Compassion: what would you want if it was your mother or loved ones?
2. Integrity: healthcare requires honesty. We must call out dishonest people, administrators and oversight "leaders."
3. Excellence: we need to continually strive to improve and self-reflect.

Why are we doing this? Because we can. Dr. No No Nanette wants to change this culture of retaliatory medical malfeasance that caused at least 2 patient deaths. This won't change unless we tell our stories and find ways to improve the system.