| Meredith: In 1847, the
American Medical Association |
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| published its code of ethics,
in which physicians |
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| were encouraged to provide
free services to the poor |
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| as part of their public duty. |
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| Hey, Mer. |
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| Karev, you're late. |
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| It's 5:00 a.m.,
and it's not Karev anymore. |
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| Fair enough.
What is it? |
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| Okay, Jo. |
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| You're late,
and it's Pro Bono Surgery Day. |
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| I have 25 patients
to get through |
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| and only four general surgeons. |
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| You know it, and I know it. |
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| So get your ass in here. |
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| Hospitals were meant
to be centers to care |
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| for the sick and poor. |
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| They were meant to be places
of refuge, places to heal. |
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| But somewhere along the way,
that changed. |
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| I brought the forms back. |
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| Dr. Grey, if I may, |
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| you were already
a legend, but this... |
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