[spintreebob]

sharing patient data beyond traditional clinical care. artificial intelligence to improve healthcare. opportunities to expand those categories in future editions, data-sharing for clinical care, public health and administrative transactions.

What could possibly go wrong?

[Socon-Econ]

All based on the faulty socialist fixed-pie theory of health care, which proclaims that there is only a fixed amount of health care available that must be allocated by central planners according to their standards of overall good. In other words, people cannot be allowed to buy more health care with their own money, even if they could afford it, because that would supposedly deprive others of the care to which the socialists think they are entitled. While I could buy a Cadillac without depriving anyone of a cheaper car that will provide essential transportation, that somehow won’t work for health care. So either everybody gets the same health care or nobody gets it. Look, socialists: America did not become great due to this type of fixed-pie mentality.

[hinckley buzzard]

The bureaucratization of “health care” at the expense of actual treatment. And the doctor’s time will be further wasted.