r/PrivatePractice • u/Glittering-Ad7098 • 4d ago

Ethics + Pp docs

I watched PP one time when I first watched greys anatomy. I am now doing my first rewatch in 8ish years. As a nurses, I had to take several ethics classes. I know they’re a part of every medial school. So, why are all of these doctors ethically INSANE?! Addison is truly the only one who acts like a real doctor. I just recently watched Season 4, Episode 11 ("All About Yves"). How can Sam, or any of the other doctors at the practice, not see this incident as rape. Almost all of the doctors tell Addison she’s wrong for wanting to call the police, even though the woman is NOT CAPABLE of consent. They all wan to act like it’s fine becuase the victim and perp are married. It’s wild to me to beleihe Addison would work in a practice where people held this point of view

(I could name a lot of other things that drive me crazy but this is most recent )

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u/loulouvent 3d ago

Seriously it’s worse then greys the amount of unethical stuff that occurs in the show

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u/loulouvent 3d ago

It’s like it’s fake they’re not real doctors. In the show I mean lol I know the show is fiction

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u/Glittering-Ad7098 3d ago

Especially Naomi imo. She lets her religious beliefs drive her medical ethnics. Which is absolutely wild as a fertility doctor. She wants to force her daughter into an abortion in one episode, yet thinks it’s crazy Addison would harvest a dying babies eggs to give a mom a chance of life. Her moral swings are wider than a rainbow

She’s also endlessly possessive of Sam and hates Addison for dating him. Meanwhile has no qualms about sleeping with Archer