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So you're arguing there should be more up front blockers between a person and their attempts to get health care, European-style?
by drstewart 4y ago
So you're arguing there should be more up front blockers between a person and their attempts to get health care, European-style?
- zinekeller 4y agoI simply answered GP's question: > As a swede I’m confused, how does it work where you are from? I simply described it as how would an ordinary American would experience a potential emergency. Between the "designated doctor" versus "let's be cautious", I'm not sure which is the objectively superior one (although unlike your presumption, I actually like this cautious approach), however I cannot underestimate the fact that your insurance company can just declare your situation as not emergency, despite multiple administrations trying to close loopholes (and even some arguing that the liberalness of insurance companies are not enough). Except for the (rather bitter, I'll be honest) tirade about health insurance, I have tried to not evaluate which system is better, and I'm not sure where did you get the impression that I despise the Anglo-American procedure.