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I am assessing it in two ways. One is comparing it to other services: do they have modern equipment? Is bureaucracy a burden? Do people working in those service
by bluecalm 7y ago
I am assessing it in two ways. One is comparing it to other services: do they have modern equipment? Is bureaucracy a burden? Do people working in those services generally act like decent human beings? Are doctors/technicians competent? Is it easy to imagine a service at higher quality and how much would it cost? Using those criteria I think medical services in my country are low quality, especially the public option.
Another way is comparing to other countries. I have family living in US (both immigrants from different countries, now US citizens, having children there) and very close friends living in Switzerland. Both lived in Poland for many years and often visit so we are all in good position to make comparisons. Both US and Poland suck in comparison to Switzerland in all imaginable respects. They comparison between US and Poland comes out about equal at least according to us.