Oh man. As someone in a healthcare profession, I can't even begin to tell you how f'd up it is.
Folks can be so short sighted
Folks can be so short sighted
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I thought american healthcare was like scrubs illusion shattered.
I'd like to know what you guys are listening to. A few points though, if someone goes to a hospital here, they MUST be treated, no matter if they can pay for it or not. The illusion that people who can't pay don't get healthcare baffles me and I think it is some sort of European hobby to sensationalize and exaggerate about U.S. issues in your press.
I'm all for creating a payment system for everybody, just the payment system NOT the complete healthcare system, as with all Government bureaucracies they are run terribly and the end product sucks beyond belief (I've been treated in a Canadian hospital for a broken wrist, I know, it took 20 hours). But I would like something where services are charged to some sort of public system. There's got to be some sort of median for healthcare, but it's hard to come up with one.
i still think we can be proud of the nhs here
jesus, didnt realise was so bad , 100's people living in tents, still massive lack of healthcare, republican debate -'what should happen to someone who cant pay for their healthcare, let them die?' people in the audience shouting 'yeah!'
for all the faults of our benefits system at least we have a safety net
disgraceful really...
I'd like to know what you guys are listening to. A few points though, if someone goes to a hospital here, they MUST be treated, no matter if they can pay for it or not. The illusion that people who can't pay don't get healthcare baffles me and I think it is some sort of European hobby to sensationalize and exaggerate about U.S. issues in your press.
I'm all for creating a payment system for everybody, just the payment system NOT the complete healthcare system, as with all Government bureaucracies they are run terribly and the end product sucks beyond belief (I've been treated in a Canadian hospital for a broken wrist, I know, it took 20 hours). But I would like something where services are charged to some sort of public system. There's got to be some sort of median for healthcare, but it's hard to come up with one.
i still think we can be proud of the nhs here
Why the situation when no Republican candidate would say the hypothetical coma guy should be treated, then?
You seem to be spouting the party line, here. Government bureaucracy....blah...blah....waiting lists..blah........capitalist efficiency....blah...blah...
I'd say any onlooker from Europe would rather their slightly imperfect system to your deeply flawed one. And for the record, my wife had a quite horrific eye injury a few years ago which has left her disfigured and blind in one eye - The exemplary and expert treatment and care she got from the NHS literally had me wiping tears from my eyes. The National Health Service is a tremendous invention.