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Easy access to credit the way it runs in the US isn't universal, and most places it is are currently dealing with the same data collection issues. Partitioning
by ameister14 9y ago
Easy access to credit the way it runs in the US isn't universal, and most places it is are currently dealing with the same data collection issues.
Partitioning the data and more heavily regulating the credit industry may be part of a solution.
Where do healthcare providers function well with less data than those in the US? I'm not experienced enough with the healthcare industry and nationalization of healthcare data to know, so if you have examples I'd really appreciate it.
- jacquesm 9y agoThe US is about as bad as it gets when it comes to healthcare. Good examples for healthcare run in a way that it does not break the bank and provides a high level of care are Canada and France, other Western European countries to greater or lesser degree depending on how much privatization has been going on.
- ameister14 9y agoSure, as far as money is concerned - what about data collection and management, though? Isn't that what we were talking about?