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You look at the list of most efficient health care systems across the globe and they are not nearly as large as the US. They are typically small and homogeneous
by bitxbit 8y ago
You look at the list of most efficient health care systems across the globe and they are not nearly as large as the US. They are typically small and homogeneous. I like the concept of single payor in the US but I do see big hurdles even if we get through the politics which is a big if. I'd point to heterogeneous population and a very wide range of care quality across the country and sometimes even within MSAs.
- NeedMoreTea 8y agoYou look at any list of anything across the globe relating to countries and they are not nearly as large as the US. For the very simple reason that most countries are smaller and more homogeneous than the US, so I don't think it really proves a lot. Unless you're suggesting US only compare itself to Russia and China in future?
- georgeecollins 8y agoChina is number twenty and climbing. People in China could say it is not fair to compare health care in China to the US because the China is four times as big, but I have never heard that.