There are 2 sides to this, and I would guess it would all depend on what the secret shopper would be looking for. Personally myself, I think as a person, this would be somewhat difficult to do to be an imposter at a medical office, as it’s not like the retail game of mystery shoppers. They do try to find candidates that at have real symptoms or real issues, but that can’t always be the case as well, I guess this could be called the start of the “placebo patient” in essence. BD
It is grossly unethical," said Dr. Howard Chodash, an associate professor of gastroenterology at Southern Illinois University Medical School and an AMA delegate representing the Illinois State Medical Society. Other doctors say they should be able to get enough feedback on how their practice is doing from their own patients.
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