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I think health care problems actually start in court. It's the insane malpractice insurance costs that sort of necessitate all this bullshit when realistically there shouldn't be any. A doctor should be able to very cheaply and quickly defend himself in court against those claims. That'd make it so that doctors don't have to see 50 bajillion people every day for 15 minutes max, which make being a doctor a much more rewarding and less miserable job, which would result in more doctors, all of whom have more time per patient massively increasing time efficiency, reducing burnout, and massively minimizing mistakes. They'd be able to work through the backlog of patients reducing the number of sick people, while still making more overall money than now because none of it (or very little) is going to malpractice insurance companies.

Doctor's make more money, to do less work, and more patients are cured faster, with less mistakes, at less cost.

Of course the court system is just broken in general. The time and money it takes to go to court is just morally wrong. Justice shouldn't be a factor of how much money you have and how long you can afford to wait.

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