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21. Agosto 2009, 15:40:14

Czuch

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Medicare sucks compared to private insurance, so the solution is to get everyone into the same crappy system, so at least we all get crappy care together????

21. Agosto 2009, 16:56:43

Mort

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Assunto: Re: Medicare sucks compared to private insurance

Modificado por Mort (21. Agosto 2009, 16:57:25)

Czuch: How do you know it sucks so much Czuch.. where are the stats?

Ahhh there isn't any formal ones. Hmmmmmmm

And if private companies are refusing treatment if they think they can get away with it... well I see certain defenders of your current system going on about "death panels"... I guess the USA invented them??

21. Agosto 2009, 18:43:56

gogul

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Assunto: Re: Medicare sucks compared to private insurance

Approximately 1.3 million people were employed in the NHS in England in
September 2005 on a headcount basis. This represents an increase of 34,300
since 2004 and an average increase of over 38,000 per year since 1997.

(V): This is about 3% more employees every year. Is there somewhere something like a profile of where these new jobs get created? It would be to get an idea in which direction the NHS was heading the past years en passant.