Reply #32: thanks

[donquijoterocket]

Than you for posting this. It's an excellent summary of the operation of that system. Too often all we get here is anecdotal evidence of the deficiencies, same with the Canadian system.I've noticed that the naysayers most often cite either the British or the Canadian systems.There's seldom a mention of the efficient, effective systems in operation in places like New Zealand, the Netherlands, any of the Scandinavian systems or perhaps the truly best national health care available the French where doctors still make house calls.
I'm most apprehensive that we'll end up with some bastardized plan ineffective and inefficient that will set the whole concept back another decade. Of course that's probably the goal of the naysayers, and certainly of the industry.