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Are you seriously suggesting that the costs of healthcare provision and education are unaffected by computers? I'd be surprised if there wasn't somewhere you c
by DanI-S 15y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that the costs of healthcare provision and education are unaffected by computers?
I'd be surprised if there wasn't somewhere you can do an online degree in the application of IT for cost savings in healthcare.
- yummyfajitas 15y agoSo far, I don't think the computing revolution has significantly affected healthcare or educational productivity. Until we start replacing teachers with Khan or similar products, productivity is capped at # of students=~30 x number of teachers. Same for medicine.