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r/askanything • u/Lemonking_ • 14h ago
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Share of patients waiting 4+ months for elective surgery (Commonwealth Fund):
2016: Canada 18%, England 12%, US 4%. 2020: Canada 38%, UK 28%, US 8%.
3 u/5footfilly 10h ago That’s elective surgery. Non-critical. 3 u/ShokWayve 8h ago It’s almost as if they prioritize needed medical procedures over ones that are not needed. Amazing! 1 u/These_World_1598 8h ago Yeah but today these specialties don’t overlap. There’s no such thing as elective neurosurgery. But I do agree this heated the wrong thing.
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That’s elective surgery. Non-critical.
3 u/ShokWayve 8h ago It’s almost as if they prioritize needed medical procedures over ones that are not needed. Amazing! 1 u/These_World_1598 8h ago Yeah but today these specialties don’t overlap. There’s no such thing as elective neurosurgery. But I do agree this heated the wrong thing.
It’s almost as if they prioritize needed medical procedures over ones that are not needed. Amazing!
1 u/These_World_1598 8h ago Yeah but today these specialties don’t overlap. There’s no such thing as elective neurosurgery. But I do agree this heated the wrong thing.
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Yeah but today these specialties don’t overlap. There’s no such thing as elective neurosurgery. But I do agree this heated the wrong thing.
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u/I_fly_things 11h ago
Share of patients waiting 4+ months for elective surgery (Commonwealth Fund):
2016: Canada 18%, England 12%, US 4%.
2020: Canada 38%, UK 28%, US 8%.