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•Throughout COVID-19, abysmal hospital care and the suppression of effective off-patent therapies killed approximately a million Americans. Much of this originated from Obamacare pressuring hospitals to aggressively treat patients so they could quickly leave the hospital and reduce healthcare costs.
•More frail patients respond poorly to aggressive protocols, resulting in them frequently being pushed into palliative care or hospice. Sadly doctors are no longer trained to gradually bring their patients back to health, and hence view many of those deaths as inevitable.
•In this article, we will review some of the forgotten medical therapies that dramatically improve hospital outcomes and highlight some of the key strategies patients and lawmakers can use to reduce hospital deaths.
Reductionist Realities
Every situation has two sides: the concrete factors and the intangible processes that lie between them. While modern science often focuses on optimizing the tangible, it tends to overlook the deeper essence of each phenomenon. However, those who nonetheless master these intangible aspects excel, as they solve a myriad of problems their peers cannot.
It was found by the author that making lawsuits was the most effective treatment available for CONVID19. The lawsuits forced hospitals to give treatments. There were 80 cases, split 40/40 for the hospital versus the patient winning, when the hospital won they used ventilators and ramdesivir, when patients won they were forced into using ivermectin. The survival rates were 2 versus 38, thereby making the lawsuit the best cure for CONVID19. The incentives for the hospital were to provide Fauci’s treatment plan versus a cheap, easy to use, but profitless treatment. As you can see, you know which treatment the hospital preferred. It is not rocket science, especially when you know the incentive structure.
Trash. The entire system needs to be upended and rebuilt.
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In what image? The system, since the ‘60s has been rebuilt in the image it is now. Completely and utterly rebuilt into the monstrosity we have now. OK, then, let’s go into a government one-party pay system, that will work wonders for everybody and put the health care system totally in the hands of THEM.
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It is the entire healthcare system in the U.S. The incentives are fucked. I came to understand this while earning the MHA.
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I have begun to understand it more and more in the last 10 years. Things are not going well and I have lost all trust in the system and its practitioners, especially the practitioners!
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My sister and I just went through a horrible ordeal with our mother and my sister is a nurse practitioner.My sister had to manage and coordinate care. People without a medical practitioner in the family, or the money to hire someone to be in the hospital, don't have a chance. It was the system and administrators. The nurses were overworked, under trained, and not supported by admin. Doctors were well intentioned, but relying on support staff that was stretched too thin and they were oblivious. Most of the nurses were traveling or temp. I watch a young nurse trail another for one shift. athe next night she was on her own and looked like a deer in headlights. She even verbalized to us that she was new and didn't know what she was doing. My sister trained the woman and the type of IV equipment just so fluids and meds would get delivered.
Get and stay healthy folks. You don't want to be sick in this system - even with good insurance.
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Staying healthy is the big secret. I think they wiped out too many of the experienced doctors and nurses with the mandatory jabs. Therefore, the new people are relatively unexperienced and can’t help so much. It is a shame.
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