The UK Daily Mail ran a commentary on the UK’s health system being on the verge of real crisis . The culprit? Bureaucratic ineptitude: bad doctors get promotions; too many sick, not enough beds; massive waste, fraud, and abuse within the system; and more people are dying because of it.
While any system has its problems, how many of these problems (or even deaths) could have been avoided with a little more accountability and transparency within the NHS? Probably a lot. While the British health care system morphed out of wartime rationing with a relatively smooth transition, our endeavor through Obamacare is not at all going so seamlessly .
I loathe to ponder that looking over to Europe is a picture of America’s future, but that does seem to be our current trajectory.
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NHS in Crisis: A Warning from Across the Pond
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