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Re: AIM CANNOT prevent an "outbreak"

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 7:56 pm
by MonkeyMonkey
A qualified medic would be useful when treating a condition.

HIV and other STD type conditions can be diagnosed by a qualified lab manager. Go to Charing X diagnostic lab. You will find that all the work done in the diagnostic lab are undertaken by non-medically qualified individuals.

In fact, you will find that a scientist/lab technician would be better suited to a diagnostic lab than a medic.

I am a scientist that is giving some serious thought into starting my own diagnostic lab. Potentially, I know the scope of my work will not entail treating, as I am not qualified to treat. But I do know that my PhD in genetics from a top tier UK university puts me in a better position when working an ELISA/PCR and interpretting the results.

Monkey.

Re: AIM CANNOT prevent an "outbreak"

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 8:45 pm
by Phil mCc
Tomsk you are onto a hiding for nothing here, my dad used to say when in ditch stop digging, Final eg when you cross the road do you allow the lollipop lady with the nice smile and the big tits to help you, she knows nothing about the BHP of a Lexus or the grip factor of the tarmac, or do you listen to the doctor in AE when you don't.

Who does these tests on the day of the shoot a doctor I pressune ???

Take a break you must have radiation poising or something from your screen.

Phil McC


Re: Testing on the day of the scene?

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 9:18 pm
by Jim South Jr.
oops I messed up on the wording.

I ment to say it costs less than what they are making but it does get expensive.

Girls out here can make anywhere from $600 to $1000 for BG. Of course $1000 would be big name girls on feature shoots.

Re: AIM CANNOT prevent an "outbreak"

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 9:29 pm
by Jim South Jr.
"AIM appears to be the only facility out there which is doing the tests..."

That is because she will NOT allow any other testing place to open. I'm sorry but that pisses me off. We had a doctor ready to go, place established, then it just randomly "caught fire". Nice huh? Then Sharon went so far as to go around to the bigger companies and had them sign an aggrement that they would only take tests from their facility and that's it.

Sorry for the rant but that's a monopoly and that is BS as well as illegal.

Re: Hang on...

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 11:09 pm
by joannajet
Hi,

How about Dr Stephen York, AIM Director of medicine?


Joanna Jet


Re: Testing on the day of the scene?

Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 6:39 am
by Phil mCc
Get real here the reason almost everyone wanted to keep AIM solo is obvious, how would they have contained the current crisis. It would have been impossible.
Would this new clinic have set up counsiling and back-up would it have AVN's full backing. Or would it just have done the test took the money and said thankyou,

No everyone like Sharon but you cannot question her motives,

Phil McC