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Originally Posted by crucifissio
yes its better quality for the ones who can afford the absurdly expensive health care...for the ones who have to enter debt slavery, with medical bankruptcy being the #1 reason for personal bankruptcy in the USA, "quality" is a word that does not first spring to mind to describe the ass rape they just went though...
10% of you really have high quality very very very very expensive health care at your disposal that you can afford...US hospitals may be able to treat some rare diseases and what not at absurd costs...but for the general population and general diseases you are "i-healthcare" and it has nothing to do with the best interests of the american people but more with the be$t intere$ts of a few in your country...
it is obvious to everybody, and no matter how much you try to belittle other countries health care in hopes of making US healthcare seem like less of a scam, it is still an obvious scam and we can not help but notice LOL
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I can't believe we are having discussion which healthcare is better (Serbia or USA), but here you go:
"Such news echoes results from Transparency International?s 2013 Global Corruption Barometer, which revealed that 81 per cent of Serbians feel that healthcare services in that country are corrupt"
"In Serbia?s case, many healthcare workers see bribery as a means to survive due to low salaries resulting from the government?s budget deficit. Salaries are also driven down by the country?s overall unemployment rate of over 20 per cent, including over 2,700 unemployed doctors and 13,000 unemployed nurses."