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FormerDittoHead Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-09-07 07:40 AM
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28. Yes, I literally pray that day comes before I'm forced to sell my house. n/t
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  -Honest Question: what would single payer / gov't healthcare do to "malpractice insurance"? FormerRushFan  Oct-08-07 10:51 AM   #0 
  - Good question. Could you sue the government for malpractice as  no_hypocrisy   Oct-08-07 10:53 AM   #1 
  - Since government isn't "providing" the health care  Canuckistanian   Oct-08-07 04:33 PM   #23 
  - I don't have an answer to your question.  Dr.Phool   Oct-08-07 10:54 AM   #2 
  - It would have to be 'nationalized,' too?  frazzled   Oct-08-07 10:56 AM   #3 
  - There needn't be any connection at all.  Jackpine Radical   Oct-08-07 10:59 AM   #4 
  - Under the current system  Froward69   Oct-08-07 11:01 AM   #5 
  - No so  Mojorabbit   Oct-08-07 11:19 AM   #9 
     - just my point  Froward69   Oct-08-07 11:42 AM   #13 
  - Awards would be considerably smaller and limited to pain and suffering  Warpy   Oct-08-07 11:02 AM   #6 
  - I expect that it would have very little effect  tech3149   Oct-08-07 11:09 AM   #7 
  - Exactly.  AnotherGreenWorld   Oct-08-07 11:21 AM   #10 
     - I wouldn't call it extremely corrupt ,but their is a protect your own mentality  tech3149   Oct-08-07 03:04 PM   #18 
  - Depends on how it's set up...  TreasonousBastard   Oct-08-07 11:14 AM   #8 
  - It would go poof! nt  sutz12   Oct-08-07 11:23 AM   #11 
  - I used to live in Toronto and I had a very bad experience:  cornmak   Oct-08-07 11:33 AM   #12 
  - It's almost impossible to sue for medical malpractice here, too.  AnotherGreenWorld   Oct-08-07 11:48 AM   #14 
  - I doubt you would find an American atty that would take that case.  alittlelark   Oct-08-07 11:55 AM   #17 
  - The doctors/hospitals wouldn't  shraby   Oct-08-07 11:50 AM   #15 
  - It's hard for most people to remember, but there was a time when doctors  SoCalDem   Oct-08-07 11:54 AM   #16 
  - As of right now, malpractice claims take up less than 1% of total medical expenditures...  Solon   Oct-08-07 03:14 PM   #19 
  - I wonder why there's so much ado about "tort reform" then? Wouldn't seem worth the bother. n/t  FormerRushFan   Oct-08-07 03:40 PM   #20 
     - Most of the ones pushing it were Repukes and Big Business...  Solon   Oct-08-07 03:54 PM   #21 
  - There are many malpractice suits against  legaltender   Oct-08-07 04:32 PM   #22 
  - Single payer, universal healthcare is, essentially, a payment system.  Vinca   Oct-08-07 04:46 PM   #24 
  - I'm open to government employed doctors and gov't owned hospitals.  FormerRushFan   Oct-08-07 07:57 PM   #26 
     - I'd be happy with an entirely government run system, too, but  Vinca   Oct-09-07 07:14 AM   #27 
     - Yes, I literally pray that day comes before I'm forced to sell my house. n/t  FormerRushFan   Oct-09-07 07:40 AM   #28 
        - Me, too. I can't afford insurance and I'm still 6 years away from Medicare.  Vinca   Oct-09-07 11:12 AM   #29 
     - In France, they offer both private hospitals and state-run hospitals.  Selatius   Oct-09-07 11:16 AM   #30 
  - Not the same issue.  triguy46   Oct-08-07 04:48 PM   #25 
 

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