A frozen raindrop is a snowflake.
A 1 Rain Drop can never be a troll.
Posted on 03/15/2023 8:40:56 PM PDT by ransomnote
Right on..... wrestling. Ha!
MANHATTAN DA SENDS OUT EMAIL TO STAFF REGARDING TRUMP ARREST
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The narrative is being set up that angry MAGA supporters have been threatening the DA, and will be doing something crazy if Trump is arrested. Look for the FF.
I suspect that was the game all along.
What if they throw a riot and no one shows up? KEK
That is uncalled for.
Please explain why you call me a troll.
On what basis?
The print t-shirts and cuffed shorts are killing me here. Again.
don’t miss impressive interview with kari lake up thread
Excellent
How Medicare Advantage Plans Use Algorithms To Cut Off Care For Seniors In Need
https://www.statnews.com/2023/03/13/medicare-advantage-plans-denial-artificial-intelligence/
Statnews is subscriber based.
Excerpt:
Health insurance companies have rejected medical claims for as long as they’ve been around. But a STAT investigation found artificial intelligence is now driving their denials to new heights in Medicare Advantage, the taxpayer-funded alternative to traditional Medicare that covers more than 31 million people. Behind the scenes, insurers are using unregulated predictive algorithms, under the guise of scientific rigor, to pinpoint the precise moment when they can plausibly cut off payment for an older patient’s treatment. The denials that follow are setting off heated disputes between doctors and insurers, often delaying treatment of seriously ill patients who are neither aware of the algorithms, nor able to question their calculations. Older people who spent their lives paying into Medicare, and are now facing amputation, fast-spreading cancers, and other devastating diagnoses, are left to either pay for their care themselves or get by without it. If they disagree, they can file an appeal, and spend months trying to recover their costs, even if they don’t recover from their illnesses.
The algorithms sit at the beginning of the process, promising to deliver personalized care and better outcomes. But patient advocates said in many cases they do the exact opposite — spitting out recommendations that fail to adjust for a patient’s individual circumstances and conflict with basic rules on what Medicare plans must cover. “While the firms say [the algorithm] is suggestive, it ends up being a hard-and-fast rule that the plan or the care management firms really try to follow,” said David Lipschutz, associate director of the Center for Medicare Advocacy, a nonprofit group that has reviewed such denials for more than two years in its work with Medicare patients. “There’s no deviation from it, no accounting for changes in condition, no accounting for situations in which a person could use more care.”
STAT’s investigation revealed these tools are becoming increasingly influential in decisions about patient care and coverage. The investigation is based on a review of hundreds of pages of federal records, court filings, and confidential corporate documents, as well as interviews with physicians, insurance executives, policy experts, lawyers, patient advocates, and family members of Medicare Advantage beneficiaries. It found that, for all of AI’s power to crunch data, insurers with huge financial interests are leveraging it to help make life-altering decisions with little independent oversight. AI models used by physicians to detect diseases such as cancer, or suggest the most effective treatment, are evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. But tools used by insurers in deciding whether those treatments should be paid for are not subjected to the same scrutiny, even though they also influence the care of the nation’s sickest patients.
Help me with this.. I’m only on my first cup of coffee.
More on the subject of Trump attending college wrestling event on Saturday:
www.Bitchute.com
search “Trump wrestling standing ovation” for video of him entering the stadium
(apologies for no live-link, no can do)
When this Covid stuff began, such practices pretty much ceased. The new method of setting vents was incomprehensible to me. It seemed that every Patient was on settings quite different from each other. To me it was as if they were searching for some formula which would work universally. There was constant tweaking of the settings with minuscule alterations that seemed to serve no actual purpose other than it was a change or adjustment.
After several months of this stuff, I began to physically break down. We were working non stop 12 hour shifts, and being pressured to pick up overtime. The money was great but the physical drain was incredible. Soon we were being augmented by ‘Travelers’ from different areas of the country. The entire Department was unrecognizable.
I made a decision and I left following the advent of the new obvious BS ‘vaccine.’ Of course it would soon be mandated. There was no way that I would ever submit to that garbage. Word is that my Department has lost at least 25% of staff. I do not know the precise number but it is certainly significant. Likely the replacements are mostly young with little experience. Guaranteed they are not programming ventilator settings independently.
Ventilation is complex stuff. It is not just pushing air into the lungs. There are pressures, volumes, rates, and O2 percentages among other things. Bad settings can impact blood pressure, heart rate, Os Saturation, and a lot of other factors.
I honestly believe that the large majority of people are unaware of what is happening via mechanical ventilation. New or young Physicians are no exception.
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There was constant tweaking of the settings with minuscule alterations that seemed to serve no actual purpose other than it was a change or adjustment.
After several months of this stuff, I began to physically break down. We were working non stop 12 hour shifts, and being pressured to pick up overtime. The money was great but the physical drain was incredible. Soon we were being augmented by ‘Travelers’ from different areas of the country. The entire Department was unrecognizable.
During WWII after Allied bombing, the Germans made the POWs move the ruble to point A. Then they had them move the ruble to point B. The second time of moving, a large percentage of them died. There was no point in the work, There was no purpose in living.
Thank you sweeti p… I have bags of Costco strawberries in my freezer now…
What if they threw a riot and all they got was a sit-in? The optics of that would be mpressive. Of course, the streets are probably filthy.
Noah’s Nightly Newsletter – 3/18/23
https://truthlion.com/noahs-nightly-newsletter-3-18-23/
* HERE WE GO: President Trump Claims He Will Be Arrested Tuesday!
* Confused About All The UFO/Alien Stories? Let Me Explain It…
* Here’s Why Central Banks Are Buying All the Gold They Can — And What YOU Can Do!
* WATCH: President Trump’s First YouTube Video In 2 Years!
* BANKING COLLAPSE: Another Financial Firm Files For BANKRUPTCY
* EXTREME WARNING: One More Bank Failure, And The FDIC Is Underwater!
* Live Bitcoin Update From Bo Polny: WE ARE FINALLY HERE!
NOAH’S MORNING NEWSLETTER- 3/19/23
https://truthlion.com/noahs-morning-newsletter-3-19-23/
* FROM NOAH: Big Update On My New Mission!
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