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Well said, but they are still spending 6% of GDP less than us in America. I bet you could knock the waiting times down a bit spending 50% more. But it shows what I always say there is no perfect health system: they all suck in their own unique way.

Why Not Better & Cheaper? That's the title of the new book by Jim Rebitzer & Robert Rebitzer Bob Rebitzer and it's the topic of #TCHBGang today 1 PT 4 ET. Joining them will be Ian Morrison, kim bellard , Jane Sarasohn-Kahn & Robin Farmanfarmaian. Matthew Holt will referee.
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This is a banger--lots on United, health equity, AI and more with #JeffGoldmsith , Ian Morrison Rosemarie Day Michael L. Millenson & #JLNeptune - 60 mins of the most informative and funniest chat in health care

Kim ..consistent with the Harris/Harvard surveys I was involved with over the last 30 plus years. Medicare is popular, you can’t lose it. Medicaid has access problems to services but less out of pocket barriers than Exchange or ESI. Big drop in ESI satisfaction in last 20 years

The great Canadian, Tommy Douglas once said: “when people say: “it’s not the money, it’s the principle”. ……It’s the money.”

Churn is a problem that is under appreciated…big deal in Medicaid and Exchange too. Benefit of Medicare is once you turn 65, it’s unlikely you’ll ever be 64 again😎

Just dropped today my latest appearance on Robbie Pearl’s excellent Fixing Healthcare - A podcast with a plan to fix American healthare fixinghealthcarepodcast.com

Excited to participate with such distinguished faculty and a great group!

Yeah it does. And the book is really good. How many Bro Books are there in the Health economics field?

What a match. Brave effort Scotland!
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My latest column about my visit to McAllen, Texas back in October.

Yup, paving the cowpath.

Great combination, congratulations! Keep up the great work.

My friend Robbie Pearl just re posted our conversation from 2019, part of his amazing podcast. Proud to be part of the conversation on change.
FHC #76: Fixing Healthcare flashback with Ian Morrison fixinghealthcarepodcast.com/2022/12/27/fhc…

Exactly, my reading of Bad Blood was the “little people” (subject matter expert professionals) did their job and sounded alarms, and the “big people” flashy national names who knew the square root of f&$k all about lab tests, were blindly supportive of a false narrative.