the healthcare (hellcare) system bieng broken is a symptom of a societal disease. Hospitals were designed and built for short term emergency and intensive care

the healthcare (hellcare) system bieng broken is a symptom of a societal disease. Hospitals were designed and built for short term emergency and intensive care, they were run by and only by doctors and nurses who could handle anything, having survived the grueling initiation. And that system worked It was self sustaining and effective.Then came the lawsuits and the ergonomic furniture and critiques of a surgeons "bed side manner" Therein began cancell culture. Now we still need emergency medicine, but also mental health crisis, and drug overdose, and nonmedical elective surgeries, and long term "medical" care for invalids, and palitive care facilities, each with specific physical building design characteristics, and very different decision making and management requirements. Oh and maternity and pediatrics need another way of doing things ,see the Cuban model for maternity and pediatrics done right, they are head and shoulders above anyone else. We should be ashamed of our selves for the nasty mess we have built and just refuse to face.