Accepting anything less than total restructur
ing of the health care system; it's monolithic
, Luddite nature of management and developmen
t, it's refusal to allow transparen
cy in records and patient statistics
, and much, much more, is just unacceptab
le. Of course, the people polled don't want their own ox to be gored, that's the nature to self-selec
ting in favor of giving more to oneself. Who wouldn't?
It takes a mighty self-will plus a societal understand
ing of the need for change to engender the re-structu
ring we need.
No one in their right mind would design a health care system that resembles the ass-backwa
rds provisioni
ng of care we "enjoy" today.
Answer? A private totally free market system of care; routine checkups, total committmen
t to technology that aims at reducing diagnostic costs, while improving outcomes. Using trained but nurse-leve
l practicion
ers for intake, initial ayalysis (this is where the need for diagnostic technologi
es that deliver rapid and reliable profiles is imperative
) and well-patie
nt counseling
.
Similarly, there is no reason why routine shots, screenings and similar levels of care have to be administer
ed by the highest cost infrastruc
ture, as we do today, using medical specialist
s at the physician level.
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