That the denominational organization withdraw from active participation in medical institutional boards and committees. That the denominational organization take steps to eliminate any and all financial ties to such organizations. It should be obvious that a hospital largely staffed with physicians who are not Adventists, or even Christians will make it nearly impossible for our medical institutions to be soul winning. The same is true of all other types of employees. So, in North America, with our national employment laws, our hospitals cannot even if they so desired, become involved in soul winning.
Medical work is certainly as good a work as being a car mechanic or farmer or web site operator.
They would then not be subject to our member's criticisms. They could do their thing in the medical world and very likely do it much better than they can at present in the hybrid situation in which they find themselves. These comments are directed only at North America. Some of our hospitals in other parts of the world appear to be doing good service for both medicine and the church. How much the compensation plan differences make here is maybe open to question.