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Perhaps that was all that was intended by it, if that's the case I guess I don't have a problem with it, the US does have competent clinicians. But my interpre
by danpalmer 1y ago
Perhaps that was all that was intended by it, if that's the case I guess I don't have a problem with it, the US does have competent clinicians.
But my interpretation was a rebuttal to the cost, linking it and suggesting that paying so much gets you better healthcare, something I have heard from defenders of the US healthcare system in the past. As far as I understand it this link is not causal.
- harvey9 1y agoIn Britain you generally get the exact same Consultants working in the public and private sectors. Private hospitals have shorter wait times so on that measure, paying gets a better service. Comparing outcomes is complicated since the private sector only sees patients with more wealth