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So don't listen and don't read my posts. Seems simple enough. I'm surprised it hasn't occurred to you.
Oh, wait...I'm not.
if I didn't read your posts, I'd have nothing to laugh at. although sometimes your points get lost in translation. it happens when I copy and paste the text of your posts into a canadian-english translator.
Inadequacies? Not quite.
I have private insurance through my job. It covers things like eyeglasses, dental, private hospital rooms, ambulance, therapeutic massage, etc.
It doesn't really speak to medical inadequacies, but more like health frills.
Is not having to wait months for an MRI a frill?
"Inadequacies" would also include long wait times for which many Canadians have private plans that allow them to use private clinics where the wait times are substantially reduced.
"Inadequacies" would also include long wait times for which many Canadians have private plans that allow them to use private clinics where the wait times are substantially reduced.
I wonder if the calgary stampeders are going to file a class action concussion suit against the CFL for $125 canadian.
if I didn't read your posts, I'd have nothing to laugh at. although sometimes your points get lost in translation. it happens when I copy and paste the text of your posts into a canadian-english translator.
Tis is what passes for debate in your neck of the woods? Looks like your educational system is just as functional and stellar as your healthcare system.
Tis is what passes for debate in your neck of the woods? Looks like your educational system is just as functional and stellar as your healthcare system.
you might want to look into the public school system in maryland.
Great, an out dated link from 1999 no less. Scraping the bottom for anything to back up your losing argument are we?
Except for Germany, more physicians in the United Sates felt that the system needed to be completely rebuilt than physicians in any other country. The United States tied with Germany for last with an overwhelming 82% of physicians who thought the system needed fundamental changes or to be completely rebuilt.
Let’s stop pretending that doctors in outer countries are miserable, and practicing in the United States is paradise. So there’s no part of this meme that’s true. Not only are physicians not more dissatisfied practicing in Canada than in the Unites States, but more doctors are also moving into Canada to practice than leaving. Meme-busting: Doctors are all leaving Canada to practice in the U.S. - The Washington Post
As per the Canadian Institute for Health Information data for the last five years, the doctors immigrating to Canada is far greater than the number of doctors leaving Canada. http://www.canadaupdates.com/content...ada-15730.html
Your lame arguments make one wonder why you so enthusiastically support your broken health care system....Who brainwashed you to the point that you are blind to the obvious?
Got anything more current than an article written 14 years ago?
Yep, it makes references to 20 years ago.
"Nurses, for instance, are highly mobile and tend to go where the jobs are. The brain drain south was particularly dramatic in the mid-1990s, when country-wide cuts in the hospital sector put many nurses out of work, to the delight of eager US recruiters. However, because the job market for nurses has opened up again, particularly in Ontario, the tide appears to have reversed."
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