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To a degree, yes, but the healthcare industry is also obfuscating the data as best as it can. Such as using proprietary codes instead of procedure names. Yes, t
by notaustinpowers 3y ago
To a degree, yes, but the healthcare industry is also obfuscating the data as best as it can. Such as using proprietary codes instead of procedure names. Yes, the data is there, but unless you work at that specific hospital and understand their codes, it's essentially useless.
It could happen, but with how effective NIMBYs are on a local government level, and how strong of a hold NAR has in federal lobbying, I can see any legitimate legislation dying before they even come to a vote.
- zie 3y agoI know when the data first started being published, there were projects to make sense of it all. I can't imagine they all failed, though I don't have any sources to back that up right now. I remember seeing a few on HN back in the day, but I can't seem to find any of them now(not that I tried very hard).