I disagree a bit with a few things from the tweets. A patient might not tell the doctor the diagnosis or treatment but they CAN approve or not approve it. For the most part a doctor can't just walk up to a patient and say "hey, we are doing this surgery on you. Done." They have to say "We suggest and recommend this surgery based off my professional opinion" and give it to them in terms that they understand on WHY it would benefit them.
That is how these types of refactors honestly need to be approached sometimes.
This subject interests me a lot and I'd have a lot to say, but can't type it all out on my phone right now
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I disagree a bit with a few things from the tweets. A patient might not tell the doctor the diagnosis or treatment but they CAN approve or not approve it. For the most part a doctor can't just walk up to a patient and say "hey, we are doing this surgery on you. Done." They have to say "We suggest and recommend this surgery based off my professional opinion" and give it to them in terms that they understand on WHY it would benefit them.
That is how these types of refactors honestly need to be approached sometimes.
This subject interests me a lot and I'd have a lot to say, but can't type it all out on my phone right now