I am afraid that you are introducing the off-topic debate. The end goal of healthcare is better outcomes for lower prices. Likewise, the end goal of engineering

I am afraid that you are introducing the off-topic debate. The end goal of healthcare is better outcomes for lower prices. Likewise, the end goal of engineering should be better technology for lower costs. That healthcare in other countries is able to achieve this in spite of the medical malpractice insurance system points to the fact that such a system is not certain have to have the deleterious effects you confidently assume. Whether it is a burden for engineers is another question. But the article and the discussion aren’t about the inconveniences faced by the engineers who programmed this system.