Privatization is the process of transferring governmental control and ownership of a service or industry to a privately owned business.
@9WNVWWRLibertarian10mos
More government oversight to keep prices low and more privatization
I'm good with what it is
Transform it into the Singapore Model. Mandate that all citizens set aside funds to purchase their own stake within the Healthcare System.
Install a semi-privatized grid for the healthcare system.
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
Less, and there should be no privatization of the healthcare industry
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
More, and privatize the entire healthcare industry
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Less, and provide more government funding
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
More, and end government subsidies
@ISIDEWITH7yrs
I am satisfied with the current system
Less, and there should be no privatization of the healthcare industry and the government should provide more funding
I think there should be a minimum standard and privatization for those that prefer it.
More, with a clear emphasis on competition for the purposes of increasing quality and decreasing costs.
A mixed healthcare model would be beneficial
Less, but focus on curbing corruption
Add a private, parallel system for those who have the ability to pay for better care, but keep the public system as a floor for those who cannot afford private healthcare
More. Keep the single payer system, but allow more private health providers in hospitcals & clinics.
Invest in both. People who want private can pay for it.
@9W7WDWHRhinoceros10mos
The government should provide sustainable and affordable healthcare to their citizens. This should cover the most basic needs with covering the extreme cases without having the government go broke. Taxing the rich by an insane amount is not a logical solution, lowering the cost of medical expenses is. If soneone wants to pay more to have better coverage over their health, then they should be able to reach out to private institutions.
More, but some amount of government intervention and regulation should be involved to prevent corruption.
@9VKD4LNEn Marche!12mos
Less, but privatize personal healthcare more
@9VK6JM6Independent12mos
Less, but privatize people's healthcare.
No, but introduce cost-sharing and co-pays
Canada prides itself on our health care system we do need improvements in services the wait is far to long .We should have the ability if needed to pay for extra services examples MIR etc in private facilities as well as what is offered in the present system this would take some of the load off the hospitals but these systems should not be able to gouge there should be caps on what can be charges so that all can afford
I think there should be a little more privation but you don’t have to make the whole entire health system private because if I broke my ankle and I’m bleeding then I don’t want to wait for 2 hours to fix my ankle
More Definitely, and end government subsidies
If there is a correlation between the cost of the treatment and the quality of treatment then yes, if not, no. Otherwise, if people want better quality services in hospitals, then there is nothing wrong with paying more, even if it means the same quality treatment and testing.
All towns city's should have a nearby hospital with free healthcare
Single-payer Obamacare style
More, along as healthcare is free at service.
More privatized hospitals, and in increase to government spending for public hospitals
All Israeli citizens should have health care and dental
I think that we are fine but better healthcare should cost more but over all i think healthcare should cost less.
More, but keep the government subsidies
i feel like everyone should be getting the medical help they deserve and not have to worry about money or like they dont deserve it
More, and implement a two-tier system
More privatization but establish government surveillance on facilities and set up auctions for the most competent private companies.
Less, the government should privatize the insurance companies, but not the hospitals themselves.
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