Interesting article, well worth the time to read

Tons of variables but whatever the solution involves, if the number of non-essential/frivolous transports to the hospital isn't meaningfully addressed, meaningful resolution can't happen IMO. I like the attention paid to the 'response time' fixation for even non time sensitive problems too. The conventional wisdom needs to be challenged in a big way. In the end tho, given the liability scourge in this country, not holding my breath. The UK NIH model will never exist here.
 
E tank said:
Tons of variables but whatever the solution involves, if the number of non-essential/frivolous transports to the hospital isn't meaningfully addressed, meaningful resolution can't happen IMO. I like the attention paid to the 'response time' fixation for even non time sensitive problems too. The conventional wisdom needs to be challenged in a big way. In the end tho, given the liability scourge in this country, not holding my breath. The UK NIH model will never exist here.
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The UK has an incredibly inefficient and nonfunctional system.
 
CCCSD said:
The UK has an incredibly inefficient and nonfunctional system.
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No argument...but it does for less what a lot of systems here do for more...what people have to come to terms with is the fact that EMS is a money pit forever and always...delusional to think it will ever be anything else...but is that worse than the alternative....
 
E tank said:
No argument...but it does for less what a lot of systems here do for more...what people have to come to terms with is the fact that EMS is a money pit forever and always...delusional to think it will ever be anything else...but is that worse than the alternative....
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Good point, however that “less” is killing it off. NHS et al is in a downward spiral of collapse.
 
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