> cynically read this as "we needed to get more money out of these patients" Unfortunately in the OECD I think its possie for an American to read it this way d

> cynically read this as "we needed to get more money out of these patients" Unfortunately in the OECD I think its possie for an American to read it this way due to the unusual health system. Don't get me wrong... things are changing elsewhere too... it used to be a great shame to go sue a surgeon for anything but reckless intentional negligence... after all we all have bodies that age and decay and the surgeon is provided freely as a public service and their profession is to try as best and compassionately as they can with their training they recieved freely to delay or prevent the suffering inevitable from life... now people sue here for like an orthopetic surgury that simply didn't produce any result ... we are becoming more like america it is sad.