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請問Oldk大大: 可否告知面盤中羅馬數字"Ⅲ",是表示甚麼?(啥功能?) 謝謝 Spenser |
那是潤年顯示,表示現在是四年週期裡的第三年
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calatravayang
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Watchbus
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As reguards of my limited experiences, I do not know any better than you to come out with a suggestion. But, my hands get contamninated with blood and body fluid very frequently. I have to wash my hand qite a few times every work day.
Therefore, what suffice to be my everyday watch, I need a watch which case is made of Stainless Steel or Taitanium. The water resistance usually need to be greater tha 100 neters. Usuall,they have need to be in SS or Titanium bands, so it would made hand-washing much easier. I will never wear a dress watch with 30 m WR and a highend Alligator band since it will certainly puzzle me with the question -- To wash or not to wash, it is a question. Besides, I need dates and seconds,especially. If you put your finger to calculate the pulsation of the patient, How could I pull out another cellular phone and rely on the small clock on it, to count the pulse rate Of course, any physicians and surgeons may choose quite different watches. As far as I could recall, only my 2 bosses own a Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph and a Roger Dubuis Perpetual Calendar, respectivly. Other ordinary visiting staffes actually had a quite diversity of watches, including TAG-Heuer, Panerai, Rolex SD, Rolex Precision, Cartier Tank, Omega Contellation, JLC Lady, Chanel...... Many of them even had cheep quartz or electric watches,with uncertain brand names. They never ever will think of giving a dime to esteem our so-called horology. Joy1231 has put a quite frank trend that the annual income of the most medical doctors are rapidly declimbing, which I believe it would come to only one half of the current pay in 5-10 years. Only some famous and powerful figures could maintain current status of pay. No good if they also want to be a serious watch collectors. I do not have specific suggestion, since even medical doctors have quite different personal profile, you got to let him chooze between possibilities. Better evaluate wit S.O.A.P, set down a treatment plan and discuss with each prognosis, then everybody would be happy after making the right decision. Just my 2C _________________ We are your express shuttle to the wonderful world of watches. |
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Caliber 89
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comet
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flyback
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It's the same thing in the US. The doctors here are being controlled by the insurance companies, so the fees are set by the insurance, not the doctors. On top of it, they have to spend a lot for liability insurance (prevent being sued by patients), and it's really expensive. If you add in the cost to medical school and all the expenses, they really don't make that much. And it's very stressful.
Of course, plastic surgeons are still very profitable. |
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k168
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Chuang
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JOY1231
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如果醫生的income 普遍比電子新貴還少,你想將來那些菁英會繼續從事這種工時長,而又高風險(醫療糾紛)的行業嗎? |
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Caliber 89
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[/quote]目前台灣醫療費用支出(NHE)約占GDP的6%,而OECD國家最低值為7.5%,此比較數據意味著即使國內醫療服務量已經足夠,甚至過剩,但民眾所接受醫療服務的「質感」仍偏低。如果我們要在10年內達到OECD國家水準,則每年NHE成長率須比GDP成長率高2~3%始可達成。然現今行政院所核定之4.03%健保費成長率,甚至低於我國GDP平均成長率。換句話說,若不做調整,10年後,台灣可能會成為醫療落後國家!
如果醫生的income 普遍比電子新貴還少,你想將來那些菁英會繼續從事這種工時長,而又高風險(醫療糾紛)的行業嗎?[/quote] 醫生是社會福利政策下的犧牲者, 沒辦法的 |
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