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At a 2000 bed facility though, you could specialize in specific types of heart surgeries. At a general hospital you're probably more likely to take on a wider
by mikkergp 5y ago
At a 2000 bed facility though, you could specialize in specific types of heart surgeries. At a general hospital you're probably more likely to take on a wider variety of heart procedures. It's not just experience, but experience in specific procedures that can dictate outcomes:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-healthcare-quality-surgery/study-suggests-surgeons-do-get-better-with-experience-idUSKBN0MT1P920150402 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-healthcare-quality-surger...
Maybe cheap is the wrong term, but less expensive? I mean $800 may be expensive but certainly it's better than more?
- 2143 5y agoI see your point about experience with a specific procedure. Makes sense. About the cheapness aspect, what I've seen in India is that if a hospital specializes in a specific type of treatment, there's a good chance it is going to be expensive. Unless it's run by the government or something. But a lot of super-speciality hospitals near me are private hospitals.