Again, a more granular analysis will point you in the direction of the layers and layers of administration and profiteering in the hospital rank and file.
And again, very effective universal healthcare systems exist which remunerate physicians at the top end of the labour payment scale (and for good reason).
Now with nurse practitioners and other 'mid-level providers' creeping into all areas of clinical medicine, Americans are unfortunately likely to find out the hard way why appropriately remunerating people who operate on those nearest and dearest to you at their most critical times, is a good idea.
Again, a more granular analysis will point you in the direction of the layers and layers of administration and profiteering in the hospital rank and file.
Have you seen this graph?: https://investingdoc.com/the-growth-of-administrators-in-hea...
And again, very effective universal healthcare systems exist which remunerate physicians at the top end of the labour payment scale (and for good reason).
Now with nurse practitioners and other 'mid-level providers' creeping into all areas of clinical medicine, Americans are unfortunately likely to find out the hard way why appropriately remunerating people who operate on those nearest and dearest to you at their most critical times, is a good idea.