Neither Canada nor the US’s view on the patient is correct. In one you’re a burden and in the other, you’re a potential gold mine (a burden as soon as your insurance or personal cash reserves run out)? Is that what we want from people taking care of us? Those are both terrible. What should us is that we’re not seen asworthy of care.
Neither Canada nor the US’s view on the patient is correct. In one you’re a burden and in the other, you’re a potential gold mine (a burden as soon as your insurance or personal cash reserves run out)? Is that what we want from people taking care of us? Those are both terrible. What should us is that we’re not seen asworthy of care.
The next solution will be corks on forks. Like Ruprecht in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.