> Maybe this is good for public health overall, but I bet there's a certain mental toll.
I'm trying to weigh this over the model in my country where even in private healthcare the doctors tend to downplay the severity of your ailments.
A friend of mine is currently suffering from multiple afflictions and this is his experience.
I've only ever got roped into unnecessary treatments (only affecting aesthetics really), so it was a surprise for me that even those who have all the incentive to look closely at your problems tend to leave it unless it something that can be done quickly.
I'm trying to weigh this over the model in my country where even in private healthcare the doctors tend to downplay the severity of your ailments.
A friend of mine is currently suffering from multiple afflictions and this is his experience.
I've only ever got roped into unnecessary treatments (only affecting aesthetics really), so it was a surprise for me that even those who have all the incentive to look closely at your problems tend to leave it unless it something that can be done quickly.