On just about any measure that matters to patients, America’s market-based approach to healthcare works far better than single-payer and universal coverage systems abroad.
Doctors in England’s National Health Service (NHS) staged a two-day strike in late August over a pay dispute with the country’s government. They plan to strike again in September and October if their demands aren’t met.
The walkout is just the latest development in an ever-escalating crisis in Britain’s system of socialized medicine. It’s also a stark reminder that progressive Democrats’ calls for Medicare for All should continue to fall on deaf ears.
On just about any measure that matters to patients, America’s market-based approach to healthcare works far better than single-payer and universal coverage systems abroad.
Nothing contained in this blog is to be construed as necessarily reflecting the views of the Pacific Research Institute or as an attempt to thwart or aid the passage of any legislation.
If There Were a Healthcare Competition, US Would Win
Sally C. Pipes
On just about any measure that matters to patients, America’s market-based approach to healthcare works far better than single-payer and universal coverage systems abroad.
Doctors in England’s National Health Service (NHS) staged a two-day strike in late August over a pay dispute with the country’s government. They plan to strike again in September and October if their demands aren’t met.
The walkout is just the latest development in an ever-escalating crisis in Britain’s system of socialized medicine. It’s also a stark reminder that progressive Democrats’ calls for Medicare for All should continue to fall on deaf ears.
On just about any measure that matters to patients, America’s market-based approach to healthcare works far better than single-payer and universal coverage systems abroad.
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Nothing contained in this blog is to be construed as necessarily reflecting the views of the Pacific Research Institute or as an attempt to thwart or aid the passage of any legislation.