The enshrinement of this concept contravenes the foundational principles enshrined in the Hippocratic Oath, the ethic that has guided medical practice for millennia. This pernicious concept means that those with more claims to historic oppression should be granted preferable treatment over those with fewer claims-with white “cisnormative” males having none of said claims. Wokeness at its heart looks at intersectionality and judges people’s merits and worth on their place along the spectrum of oppression. The first question is whether wokeness is directing doctors to treat patients unequally. To what extent is ideology influencing the medical field? PC’s impact on medicine was real, and worrisome, but the current fear is that PC’s implications could pale before woke’s troubling impositions, which are more intensive in both scale and scope across multiple sectors in health care. These days, the problem is not “politically correct” medicine, but “woke” medicine. But Satel’s larger point continues to resonate: Politics, and especially leftist political theories emanating from the universities, can interfere with the practice of medicine in a deleterious way. described a lowering of standards to increase doctor diversity, the blithe use of dubious “recovered memories” in sexual-abuse allegations, and the endorsement for political reasons of questionable techniques such as “therapeutic touch.” Some of these concerns no longer have much purchase in our common cultural conversation. that political correctness had taken over medicine.
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Twenty years ago, the physician Sally Satel argued in her book PC M.D.
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