Health care (and education) are not just being questioned in Nova Scotia, its everywhere in the developed world.
Governments in their enlightenment are trying to do, ie., deliver, services which of course they are not ‘designed’ to do. Other than setting the standards, governments should sit back and let those who ‘do’ this sort of work ‘compete’.
Those really needing care would beat a path to the successful clinics (as provided by the competers).
As such, INDIVIDUALS will eventually drive the health care evolution; regardless of who pays.
So everyone would continue to have their right to care, but since its not quite right the way it is, righting the access may prove the right move. What’s left?
Health care (and education) are not just being questioned in Nova Scotia, its everywhere in the developed world.
Governments in their enlightenment are trying to do, ie., deliver, services which of course they are not ‘designed’ to do. Other than setting the standards, governments should sit back and let those who ‘do’ this sort of work ‘compete’.
Those really needing care would beat a path to the successful clinics (as provided by the competers).
As such, INDIVIDUALS will eventually drive the health care evolution; regardless of who pays.
So everyone would continue to have their right to care, but since its not quite right the way it is, righting the access may prove the right move. What’s left?
gordon a... | October 5, 2013 |