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Exactly my thoughts. I don't know anything about medicine, so my ultimate opinion is "I don't know". If I were to guess, the article just describes a well funct
by fedeb95 4y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I don't know anything about medicine, so my ultimate opinion is "I don't know". If I were to guess, the article just describes a well functioning medical structure and the author has some problem with people paying taxes.
- hef19898 4y agoI really wished "I don't know" would be the default position of otherwise smart, educated and exeperienced people once they step out of their fileds of expertiece. There is only so much that easily transfers from one domain to another, or from one industry to another.
- throwaway2037 4y agoRelated, interesting anecdote: I was recently talking to a co-worker. We are both "third-country", so we can compare and contrast our current healthcare system versus "home". My co-worker made an interesting point: In their home country, patients are much more involved in their care, and doctors are willing to engage with well-prepared, intelligent patients. As a point of comparison: Our current country, not at all. My point of this anecdote vis-a-vis high-agency healthcare systems: I like when I can ask questions to a doctor about their diagnosis and proposed treatment. Yes, I understand they are busy and there is a reasonable limit. I am equally annoyed when this is viewed (in the extreme) as an assault on their authority!