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in countries that have public paid medicare (such as France) it really shows that it leads to a strong lag in adopting modern medical practices and drugs. I'm n
by SemanticStrengh 4y ago
in countries that have public paid medicare (such as France) it really shows that it leads to a strong lag in adopting modern medical practices and drugs.
I'm not advocating against free medecine, however this limitation should be more highlighted than it currently is. Too many people think they're getting the best treatment..
- pfortuny 4y agoSame here in Spain “the best medical service in the world” (as all piliticians boast, from left to right and back again).
- SemanticStrengh 4y agoMake medecine great again /s
- gumby 4y agoThat kind of lag is not always a good thing. I'm OK with medicine not being an early adopter domain.
- SemanticStrengh 4y agoThe patient should have a right to be an early adopter if he wants to. Besides, drugs will never leave alpha status if we never let them flow on the market. Although yes obviously a gradually titrated A/B testing scheme would be much more reasonable than the current illegal/legal shift. Moreover cf my other comments, anonymised statistics are needed.