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[chris macrae]

min 13.40 million americans die because health insurance in usa doesnt work the european way

[chris macrae]

in nations who have lost belief in training their yuuth as a public good, 

actually i would start with making nurse colleges free- by all means you could add in the freedom-provision that the first two years of practice had to be in poorest communities

if we started with this (see also rebirth of development of china 1960s and bangladesh 1970s) we would be creating community jobs

we would expedite khan academy of nursing as an open space world service development

we could celebrate girl power and last mile health service as a local heroic livelihood integrating all the kindest of community building

we could start a wave of young health professionals inspired by the other kind of POP (see kim #2030 now preferential option poor :2013 92y and vatican,  via boston www.pih.org  to 1968 peru)

and todays old societies (nations led by politicians vested by haggard infertole grandmothers as Francis 2014 masterclass at strasbourg worded it) that have ponzo schemed youth into endless debt could know that this alternative - nursing services could quickly become affordable again if one also removed ambulance chasing lawyers from the whole system

in the uk of the few most heroic open spaces i have heard of (presented organisational design forum circa 2010 ironically convened in salem where i believe some immigrants were burnt at the stake in massachussetts less knowledegable age), the director of the poorest performing regional national health service (East Mid) where people life expectancy was the least , hired a football pitch to open space relationships between all health workers and simultaneously promised all local newspapers that she was only staying in the post while life expectancy started increasing

i think she was eventually removed by politicians but it certainly turned round relationships between nurses and more qualified doctors , and was loved by the people who most needed a more caring but but effective national health service of the sort moore and hilary search for health

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[chris macrae]

i enjoyed this article as one indicating how much usa has to change if health is ever to contribute to sustainability instead of destroying its chances

The five principles behind the world’s most efficient health systems

Some nations pay half what others do for healthcare and yet get the same or better outcomes
One of the greatest conundrums in global health is why so many countries don’t get what they pay for. A relationship between health expenditure and health exists, but is far looser than you might think. Many nations spend a quarter or even a half of what others do for the same or better outcomes.

Lifestyle and cultural factors undoubtedly play a role in this, but after working in more than 60 countries, I have seen how patterns in the way that healthcare is managed, delivered and funded is also crucial. Here are five factors