LMAO. Middle class jobs who fuel spending for businesses and companies of all sizes are "harming society" because reasons.
And a compensatory increase in income in people actually involved in patient care or hospital affairs wouldn't fuel proportionate spending?
I'll get on my soap box here and say that nurses, doctors, technicians, pharmacists, physical therapists, etc are a bit more important than some paper pusher in a company literally doing nothing else but leeching as much money from the healthcare industry and away from patients and healthcare professionals.
They're drains. Let some of them take over the administrative ends in hospitals and clinics, but the rest, I'm not going to justify keeping jobs for the marginal economic benefit (when there are also economic downsides on the other side of that coin, and realistically you aren't any better at predicting the net effect of this either).
The damage to the overall economy would be so great, healthcare in general would almost be pointless anyway.