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> But surely the more important benefit is the patient who would've avoided years of sickness and repeated hospital visits? The patient experience is always im
by amoxichillin 2y ago
> But surely the more important benefit is the patient who would've avoided years of sickness and repeated hospital visits?
The patient experience is always important and maybe I could've been less implicit in what I wrote. I think I was focusing more on the collective/societal impact this would have, which I felt would resonate more with the readers here.
- incangold 2y agoAs a patient with an under-served condition I quite often focus on the financial rather than human cost of not having a better system of care when talking about it. If someone’s going to object to improving the system it’s mostly likely going to be on grounds of cost.