In the Afterlife, Zeus and the other Gods condemned Sisyphus to push a heavy boulder up a high, steep hill. The rock kept rolling back down, and Sisyphus was compelled to push it back up, again and again, for all eternity.
Today, many physicians play the role of Sisyphus. Is the fear of litigation today's Zeus "demanding" futility?
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Many Physicians Feel Like Sisyphus
In the Afterlife, Zeus and the other Gods condemned Sisyphus to push a heavy boulder up a high, steep hill. The rock kept rolling back down, and Sisyphus was compelled to push it back up, again and again, for all eternity.
Today, many physicians play the role of Sisyphus. Is the fear of litigation today's Zeus "demanding" futility?
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