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In the case of non-socialized health care, that's cost-prohibitive for many people. In the case of socialized health care, it often involves an unreasonable wai
by Zak 17y ago
In the case of non-socialized health care, that's cost-prohibitive for many people. In the case of socialized health care, it often involves an unreasonable wait.
- Devilboy 17y agoUnreasonable wait to see a doctor? Why would the wait be longer just because you've seen one already? I'm just asking because here in Australia it doesn't happen like that at all. You can see five doctors a day if you want. Specialists may have a waiting time (a week or two on average I guess) but they don't make you wait any longer if you've already seen someone, and you can always find another specialist with a shorter waiting list.