Except that it doesn't, because other countries see similar performance metrics with less overall training. Nobody in charge is doing the "extra training incre

Except that it doesn't, because other countries see similar performance metrics with less overall training. Nobody in charge is doing the "extra training increases costs by X which decreases availability by X which causes X damage vs lack of training causes X' damage" calculation -- everybody just argues for more training every time there's a problem, with the inevitable result of our stupendously expensive outlier of a medical system with middling measured performance and poor, ever-worsening accessibility.