Re:High-Deductible Health Policies Linked to Delayed Diagnos...
by CyanBird on Saturday April 20, 2019 @09:34PM
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> if public truly is better, then it will promptly show it in the open market.
And that's exactly what happened, most developed countries have got variants of socialized healthcare
Also, market failures happen all the time, it is never a good idea to rely on "Free Market Fanaticism" as that easily leads to catastrophe without oversight
Re:High-Deductible Health Policies Linked to Delayed Diagnos...
by conanbatt on Saturday April 20, 2019 @11:00PM
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> And that's exactly what happened, most developed countries have got variants of socialized healthcare
At least by the accounts of the Social Transformation of american medicine, european health systems were pretty much top down, but the AMA was so politically powerful that it was able to fight it effectively.
And many of the things you mention are factually correct statements on for example, M4A.
When you say "convince" you actually show militancy, not understanding. I get it though, the topic is very complex and people lean very differently. I think the best way to deal with this political will is to do a public option. More choices to the people: if public truly is better, then it will promptly show it in the open market. If its not, then we know socialized solutions will not work.