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Finner

@Schouten_B @kDelta @QasimRashid

Correct, I would venture to say that in the vast majority of cases, it's not the individual requesting an MRI or any other other procedure. The doctors should be requesting required tests to determine the appropriate treatment plan. But you have an entire for profit industry in bed with each other that has far more incentive to generate profit than it does to do the right thing regarding any individuals health.

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Bas Schouten replied to Finner

@finner @kDelta @QasimRashid Still that problem is much worse in the US.. for reasons. Most European countries have for-profit health systems (even most that have single-payer systems), but none suffer from the same level of poor decision making.

This isn't about the profit aspect, it's about regulations and integrity. The framework in which profits are to be made.

Finner replied to Bas

@Schouten_B @kDelta @QasimRashid

So poor decisions are made because "reasons" but it's not because decisions are being made in the name of profit but that we haven't properly regulated the decision making and profit generating resulting in all decisions being made solely in the name of unregulated profit.

You really seem to want to cheerlead and make excuses for the capitalists and for-profit enterprises.

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