Here is a seemingly objective comparison of performance of different universal healthcare systems .. They are a canadian think tank (probably a joke there somewhere) so report is pointing out areas that need improvement in the Canadian system (kind of their gig. )Ricardus said:It's true some people have issues with NHS, but there has YET to be a poll among canadiens where there was nothing but overwhelming support for their healthcare system.
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/comparing-performance-of-universal-health-care-countries-2018.pdf
I have been looking at this for a pretty long time and it is hard to get apples to apples comparisons as different nations have different age mixes, and more.Check Finland and Norway, too.
seriously?I don't mean to be condescending, but every point you made is a canard put out by the establishment who wants to continue gouging people with our awful for-profit HC system. I mean seriously.
What could be wrong there? They have fine Cuban doctors.... Just no medical supplies, no medicine, no electricity, no food, no water.... It appears they finally allowed in the humanitarian aid that was sitting across the border in Columbia, blocked by the Maduro government for months. Everybody wants a better outcome for the Venezuelan people but Maduro is not being propped up by China and Russia, to stay in power for the good of the people. This is geopolitical chess and the pawns are expendable to authoritarian regimes.Whats the matter? You never got around to mentioning Venezuela.
JR