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I guess it comes down to what you mean by "quality", but Canada has pretty good health care provided by the government (we call it "universal" here, but I suppo
by amackera 16y ago
I guess it comes down to what you mean by "quality", but Canada has pretty good health care provided by the government (we call it "universal" here, but I suppose we should precise our definitions).
- TomOfTTB 16y agoFor the record it isn't like the Canadian health care system is all smooth sailing: http://www.economist.com/node/16542808?story_id=16542808&fsrc=rss http://www.economist.com/node/16542808?story_id=16542808&... I certainly think the U.S. should try to learn from some of the things Canada has done but at the same time Canadians need to acknowledge they have some kinks to work out as well.
- anorwell 16y agoCanadians are very critical of their health system, but this discussion takes place in the context of the existing Canadian system. It's only on comparison to the American system that the Canadian one starts to look good, or even excellent.
- jasonlotito 16y agoCanadian health care has problems. Nothing is perfect. But don't confuse having problems with not being vastly superior to the US system. My wife has her issues with the HCS here, but she's scared to death of the US system should we ever move there (being American myself). Their is a reason the guy behind Canada's health care system was made a national hero.