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The vast majority of gynecology procedures are scheduled - the fact that they don’t intend to do pain management and therefore don’t plan so that anesthetists a
by lazyasciiart 5y ago
The vast majority of gynecology procedures are scheduled - the fact that they don’t intend to do pain management and therefore don’t plan so that anesthetists are available is an effect of not doing pain management, not a cause.
- nsajko 5y agoWhat about cost, though?
- lazyasciiart 5y agoBasically orthogonal to your argument.
- nsajko 5y agoMy intended point was that raising the cost of a procedure makes it less accessible.
- kaba0 5y agoMaybe if we could just do economies of scale for insurance, maybe including every person, it could be much cheaper. Also, no shady lobbying everywhere anymore.
- lazyasciiart 5y agoCost is not a consideration until after they have decided that pain management would be valuable, so it can't be relevant in a scenario where it wasn't considered in the first place.