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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: James on August 08, 2009, 05:58:28 AM
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Waiting time to get Surgery:
Cataract Surgery - 8 months
Hip Replacement - 11 months
Knee Replacement - 12 months
Herniated Disc- 5 months
hernia repair - 5 months
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GLEN BECK THIS IS WHEIR YOU GET YOUR NEWS FROM ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
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GLEN BECK THIS IS WHEIR YOU GET YOUR NEWS FROM ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
These are the facts. Don't shoot the messenger.
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Interesting. I have lots of friends and family (about 50 people) who are both Canadians and Brits and they are satified with their health care system. While it's not perfect and they admit that, there are no major complaints.
If you want to find major complaints about Universal health care talk to Americans.
Disclaimer: I am not for universal health care as recently proposed and not for health care reform as recently proposed.
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Interesting. I have lots of friends and family (about 50 people) who are both Canadians and Brits and they are satified with their health care system. While it's not perfect and they admit that, there are no major complaints.
If you want to find major complaints about Universal health care talk to Americans.
Disclaimer: I am not for universal health care as recently proposed and not for health care reform as recently proposed.
Tell me if I'm wrong but I think the major complaint is that patients usually feel like they are being rushed out the door as the Dr. tries to see as many patients as possible in a day. Not enough doctors/surgeons and lack of equipment. Of coarse they won't let anyone die in the street but if I understand it correctly, finding beds is an issue at times and certain procedures can have a longer than average wait.
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I heard Canada's health care system is great, if you aren't sick.
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Tell me if I'm wrong but I think the major complaint is that patients usually feel like they are being rushed out the door as the Dr. tries to see as many patients as possible in a day. Not enough doctors/surgeons and lack of equipment. Of coarse they won't let anyone die in the street but if I understand it correctly, finding beds is an issue at times and certain procedures can have a longer than average wait.
Which according to the people i have talked to is that there is a wait time on some procedures, but not the other things you said. (not to say that they don't occur) What is happening in leu of wait times is odd hour procedure times or in England's case, independent medical care paid by patient. My daughter got sick in England once many years ago and they saw her, gave her medicine, and it was a quick in and out. Easy as pie.