medicine small scale same as canada, 35 million people. size matters when it comes to creating government bureaucracies even in australia 23 million people, australians spend something out of control. the reason is because the patients are using the emergency room for minor conditions. and there s the solution to the health problem. if we pay for the minor conditions and allow the government to pay for the larger catastrophic stuff, ie catastrophic insurance for a couple hundred dollars a year, $400, you actually solve the problem. even australia tried to charge for emergency room visits i think it was $600 a day you can t undo it because you can t uncould a free thing. people talk about the nhs, some kind of superior process. i lived there and i have read about it the nhs in europe has some of the worst records for pregnancy treatment and they have terrible, terrible records in terms of dealing with breast cancer and preventative chronic diseases, including strokes.
canada, 35 million people. size matters when it comes to creating government bureaucracies even in australia 23 million people, australians spend something out of control. the reason is because the patients are using the emergency room for minor conditions. and there s the solution to the health problem. if we pay for the minor conditions and allow the government to pay for the larger catastrophic stuff, ie catastrophic insurance for a couple hundred dollars a year, $400, you actually solve the problem. even australia tried to charge for emergency room visits i think it was $600 a day you can t undo it because you can t uncould a free thing. people talk about the nhs, some kind of superior process. i lived there and i have read about it the nhs in europe has some of the worst records for pregnancy treatment and they have terrible, terrible records in terms of dealing with breast cancer and preventative chronic diseases, including strokes.
it s 10% of our population, 35 million people. size matters when it comes to creating these government bureaucracies. 19 australia where you have 23 million people, australia s spending is out of control. the reason is, because the patients are using the emergency room for minor conditions and there s the solution to the health problem. if we pay for the minor conditions and allow the government to pay for the larger catastrophic stuff, i.e. catastrophic insurance for a couple hundred dollars a year, $400, you actually solve the problem. even australia, australia tried to charge for emergency room visits, i think it was $6 a day, they wouldn t do it because you can t unfree a free thing. lastly, people always talk about the nhs some kind of superior process. i lived there. i read about it. the nhs in europe in europe had some of the worst records for pregnancy treatment and they have terrible, terrible records in terms of dealing with breast cancer and preventive, chronic diseases incl