DarrenWright

DarrenWright

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  1. Fortunately for us, access to universal healthcare is already guaranteed to all Americans. Noone is restricted by legislation from pursuing all approved available therapies. There may be financial...
  2. It's actually a pretty decent arrangement...retroactive coverage! And if they DON'T get sick, they don't pay a dime. Keep in mind, this is a concoction of the same gov't you want to oversee a...
  3. Not sure how this makes sense; how is the US at a disadvantage internationally if another country makes greater progress on some aspect of SCR? Do you think they won't sell it to us? The reality is...
  4. This overlooks the beauty of COBRA. Most people don't take quit their job until they have a new one in the bag. Then once they quit their job, they have 18-36 months of eligibility, but here's the...
  5. If you have to misrepresent a position to spur discussion, then you need to leave the issue to more honest and qualified people. Especially if all you can do to justify the millions you will make is...
  6. This is going to be mildly enjoyable to address. First, there is a remarkable failure to seperate primary care from acute care when making these comparisons. Countries with socialized systems tend to...
  7. There are still bone marrow transplant procedures that are considered experimental, i.e. non-myeloablative. The insurance companies don't get to decide this; the FDA does. Unfortunately, the...
  8. CRNA will become PhD?

    Just to add a bit of info; depending on where the DNP program is offered, one could make it an administrative or non-research academic degree as
  9. Question about Something I Read - DNP

    Using your example, your timeframe will be fairly accurate. However, you will still not be able to achieve a similar level of income in that amount of time in any other nursing specialty....
  10. His auto insurance should've covered him, and you can never design a system that will cover outlyers like this...someone with a high-paying job that didn't have a health benefits package? Someone with...
  11. How does the taxpayer end up paying the bill for the uninsured who are not covered by medicare or medicaid? And what kind of accidents? Likely they had auto insurance, which we've found to be one of...
  12. U.S. Health Care System 'Slowly Bankrupting Us,'

    http://www.nvfc.org/pdf/2004_fact_sheet.pdf First bulleted
  13. I agree. We should feed, cloth, and heal them. We do not, however, need to pay for finger reattachment, abortions, or other items for the care of able-bodied citizens who simply refuse to spend money...
  14. In the 50's, John Enders grew poliovirus in human embryonic kidney cells. In the 60's, the US was researching use of stem cells for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and leukemia. Matching sibling...
  15. U.S. Health Care System 'Slowly Bankrupting Us,'

    The comparisons are improperly used to come to the wrong conclusion. The single-payer system isn't working in places like Canada, which is why Canada is resorting to relaxing the laws on private...
  16. U.S. Health Care System 'Slowly Bankrupting Us,'

    And this is exactly the kind of policies that singler-payor advocates would oppose. They don't want to forbid personal injury action, ban contingency fees, or require the loser to pay the winners...
  17. One solution is acceptance of the fact that has already been presented; we simply cannot take care of every disease that everyone might contract. As far as victims of accidents or illness that are...
  18. Solution; Individual responsibility. Foresight. Planning. Accept the fact that people with more money simply have greater means to take care of themselves, and there is nothing wrong with that....
  19. Why Cuba is exorting Healthcare to the US

    A low infant mortality rate is fantastic. But just because a communist country tells the WHO they have lower infant mortality rates than the US does not necessarily make it the truth. Otherwise, I'd...
  20. Medical Writers

    The benefit of the forum is the opportunity for continued discussion when additional information is required. Questions are encouraged. Ethics; there is no doubt an employer that would not be...
  21. Why Cuba is exorting Healthcare to the US

    Misleading. Maybe fewer babies die in Cuba compared to other Latin American countries, but the sickest of the sick babies have a much better chance of survival in the US. And the last thing you can...
  22. Such a "speech" or "paper" doesn't have to cover everything, but it cannot be intellectually dishonest or misleading in it's attempts to persuade, such as Moore's films are. The review was written...
  23. U.S. Health Care System 'Slowly Bankrupting Us,'

    I've presented solutions, unashamedly rejected. If it walks like a duck...well then, it's socialism. A rose by any other name...you get the idea. Clinics and hospitals may remain independent, but they...
  24. More intellectual dishonesty, since none of the embryos survived, and even countries with more liberal ESCR practices said that deriving an alternative simply to get around a funding restriction is...