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>you can't take those numbers at face value because how many people who need MRI aren't prescribed one to begin with. Citation needed (that isn't your n=1 stor
by giarc 3y ago
>you can't take those numbers at face value because how many people who need MRI aren't prescribed one to begin with.
Citation needed (that isn't your n=1 story). If someone's problem was bad enough, they'd book an MRI regardless of how far out it was. If someone says "nah, don't even bother" perhaps their problem isn't that bad.
- parthdesai 3y ago> My coworker fell in Costa Rica, hurt her knee and came back and had an MRI the same week. I saw my doctor in mid-March and she ordered an MRI on my neck, it's scheduled for next week. You started your entire argument on this point, i.e. (n=2) lol
- giarc 3y agoSure I'll give you that. However I then followed with population level data from two of the large Canadian provinces representing nearly 20 million people.