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That there are thousands of graduated doctors that can't get residencies because they went to school in the Caribbean, needs to be resolved. Get them in residen
by downrightmike 4y ago
That there are thousands of graduated doctors that can't get residencies because they went to school in the Caribbean, needs to be resolved. Get them in residencies and we will be on an accelerated resolution path.
- maxerickson 4y agoThe way to do this is a modest hospital tax. That way the funding is scaled to the size of the industry without reevaluating it year to year.
- giantg2 4y agoWe already do this sort of thing via Medicare. It's simply underfunded. It seems it would be more effective to expanded and properly manage the existing tax than start a new one. In theory, this would scale well based on population.
- maxerickson 4y agoTaxing hospital revenues aligns the tax with what you want it to reduce. I suppose it would end up in healthcare organizations working to have care classified as non-hospital to avoid the tax.
- giantg2 4y agoHow would it reduce staffing shortages? Hospitals wouldn't care if they pass it on to patients. It would be cheaper to continue to understaff since they'd pay the tax either way.
- giantg2 4y agoEven many domestic doctors have had difficulty getting residencies due to the funding structure.