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> e.g. the British system There isn't a "british" system because health is devolved. There are four separate systems, one each for Scotland, Northern Ireland,
by DanBC 7y ago
> e.g. the British system
There isn't a "british" system because health is devolved. There are four separate systems, one each for Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and England.
> requires a stringent cost-benefit-calculation
There are lots of problems with the English NHS, but this is almost never one of them. Unless you have particular examples?
- philjohn 7y agoI'm assuming it's the widely debunked "death panel" talk that was doing the rounds during the ACA debate.