Dr. Morgan Lorio
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106 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 29 Jan
Dr. Morgan Lorio’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Follow the rules and you'll be safe until the rules change without warning.
In both cases, protection is externalized.
It's not something you possess.
It's something you're allowed to borrow.
And because it's written in someone else's language, it cannot fully name what's actually at risk.
Dignity, vocation, trust, time, and moral agency, those losses don't appear in policy text, so they're treated as acceptable, collateral.
That's the trap.
A system that promises protection while quietly redefining what and who it's protecting against.
Okay.
Well, experience, continuity, and accountability.
When you have mid or late career physicians leaving early, they take with them clinical memory and judgment that cannot be rapidly reproduced.
Substitution may increase head count, but it does not restore expertise and
A sustainable workforce strategy begins with retention, not replacement.
You can replace labor faster than you can replace wisdom.
And that gap is where patients get hurt.
Well, to name a few off the top of my head, transparency in ruck deliberations, valuation index to mean work, not the bottom quartile, restoration of a real cost of living adjustment tied to the Medicare Economic Index,
and a truly modernized geographic practice cost index that recognizes equal pay for equal work.
If we paid physicians the same for the same work everywhere, we would stop driving experienced doctors out of underserved areas.
Right now, the system does the opposite, and then it acts surprised when access disappears.
And most importantly, recognition that professional autonomy itself is a quality metric.
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