Some in the U.S. claim that socialized medicine would reduce health care quality.  The quantitative evidence for this claim is not clear. The WHO has used Disability  Adjusted Life Expectancy (the number of years an average person can expect to  live in good health) as a measure of a nation's health achievement, and has ...
Apr 15, 2008 ... One-third are private practitioners working in clinics, but they do not have hospital  privileges. ... So hospitals are private, only 10 percent of the doctors work for the  government, to me that's not the description of socialized medicine: the  government running, the government providing the health care.
In this more than ten-minute recording, Reagan "criticized Social Security for  supplanting private savings and warned that subsidized medicine would curtail  Americans' freedom" and that "pretty soon your son won't decide when he's in  school, where he will go or what he will do for a living. He will wait for the  government to ...
But in most European countries, Canada, Australia and Japan they have  socialized health insurance, not socialized medicine. ... That does not describe  what happens in countries with national health insurance where doctors and  patients often have more clinical freedom than in the U.S., where bureaucrats  attempt to direct ...
Jun 21, 2017 ... They don't have better equipment and supplies than we do. Their health systems  are simply framed by a different set of values. The primary purpose of their  healthcare system approach is to provide decent medical care for all of their  inhabitants. In contrast, our current American healthcare system is ...
What they will do is socialized medicine.