Of course, this represents a challenge to Medicare for all. We’ve got these entrenched wealthy corporations extracting everything they can from healthcare transactions. If England is any model (and I understand there’s is a national health program where physicians are employed by the Government funded healthcareCorporation – the NHS) The health system Has to hit rock bottom before change is going to occur. We should still try but the larger the organization The few were pressure points. I think Medicare for all is critical to the nations health but given our profit oriented system it’s hard to figure out how to move forward. I sound like Debbie downer this morning (the rain?) But I have been struggling with this problem for a while. Thoughts?
Abdul— I could not help asking whether or not the logical outcome of the consolidation of hospitals becomes the nationalization of hospitals or universal hospitalization?
The game of hospital monopoly.
Of course, this represents a challenge to Medicare for all. We’ve got these entrenched wealthy corporations extracting everything they can from healthcare transactions. If England is any model (and I understand there’s is a national health program where physicians are employed by the Government funded healthcareCorporation – the NHS) The health system Has to hit rock bottom before change is going to occur. We should still try but the larger the organization The few were pressure points. I think Medicare for all is critical to the nations health but given our profit oriented system it’s hard to figure out how to move forward. I sound like Debbie downer this morning (the rain?) But I have been struggling with this problem for a while. Thoughts?
Abdul— I could not help asking whether or not the logical outcome of the consolidation of hospitals becomes the nationalization of hospitals or universal hospitalization?