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As I understand it, "educating more doctors" in the US is a lot more complicated than it sounds. There's a number of different organizations involved, each sett
by RHSeeger 3y ago
As I understand it, "educating more doctors" in the US is a lot more complicated than it sounds. There's a number of different organizations involved, each setting their own limits for their "step" of the process; and there's motivation to not increase the throughput.
- Projectiboga 3y agoThe supply of MDs & DOs has been kept very low compared to our population growth. The US ends up poaching Drs from around the world. But the actual biggest cost in our medical system is the excessive high administration costs, above the Medicare admin level of 3% it's about 27-29% extra with private insurance and the medical billing side. We have about 27% uninsured. The money is there and going single payer would create savings by delaying lag to care, it would increase preventive care and have a lot of second order savings like with liability insurance. The estimates are at least 3/4 of Americans would save money the first year.