Re:Saying Thank You to the NHS, Using Clojure
by iso1631 on Tuesday May 05, 2020 @07:05AM
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> - What is medical inflation compared to overall inflation?
In the G7, per year
1970-1980 13%
1980-1990 8%
1990-2000 5%
2000-2010 6%
2010-2018 4%
> What do other countries spend?Far more than the UK
> - Are we getting value for money?
A notoriously difficult question with healthcare
> - Are key statistics getting worse despite increase budgets?
That depends on how you define the statistics, which is massively subjective
> - How does population factor in to spending?
Older populations lead to more health spending
Re:Saying Thank You to the NHS, Using Clojure
by monoclechris on Monday May 04, 2020 @02:25PM
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I am focusing the discussion on reality and facts. Everyone else can speculate as much as they want.
Fact, singular. Taken in isolation from a context which could give it quite different meaning.
Re:Saying Thank You to the NHS, Using Clojure
by monoclechris on Monday May 04, 2020 @02:42PM
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If someone makes a false statement, it is not unreasonable to dispute that claim.
- What is medical inflation compared to overall inflation?
- What do other countries spend?
- Are we getting value for money?
- Are key statistics getting worse despite increase budgets?
- How does population factor in to spending?
etc