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Can you tell me more about this low "stabdard"? Are the doctors undertrained and poor quality? No equipment? Please elaborate. Clearly you know about high "stab
by drstewart 4y ago
Can you tell me more about this low "stabdard"? Are the doctors undertrained and poor quality? No equipment? Please elaborate. Clearly you know about high "stabdards"
- esperent 4y agoAffordability is a standard. Ease of access to all demographics, rather than just rich people, is a standard.
- drstewart 4y agoSo is healthcare IT, considering how many patients die due to medical charting errors alone. And the NHS isn't up to anyone's standard.
- hef19898 4y agoSuch a strong statement, the patients dying due to charting errors, crys for a source. As does the fact that the NHS is not among the better systems, because any statistic, spending, outcome, average life span of people, shows the various single payer systems (in order to group all state sponsored systems together even if their are differences) out perform the US one. Let's entertain so that charting errors cause patient deaths. In order to judge how the NHS performs relative to other systems would require statistics on that fact alone. Not sure those even exist.
- esperent 4y agoWhataboutism at it's finest. You asked for an example, I gave you a clear and unrefutable example, and you refused to address it.
- hef19898 4y agoAccess, affordability, wether or not people have to ruin themselves for treatment... And well, on mobile "b" and "n" are too close to one another for my fat fingers...
- throwaway743 4y agoDon't be an ass. Affordability and access is a major issue here in the US, even with employer provided insurance. Most aren't making tech level salaries nor benefits, nevermind those who are unemployed and don't meet stringent requirements in states that haven't adopted medicaid expansion.