> If there aren't enough doctors who are willing to do
> work in the healthcare industry at these rates set by
> the government and their develop long lines for
> treatment i.e. they instead cater only to the higher
> fees which they can charge privately insured patrons,
> then the government sets up a scholarship program and
> medial school building program which will train enough
> doctors to "flood the market" so to speak and keep the
> system viable.
Interesting, the British set up teaching hospitals in India to feed the expanding healthcare system in the UK back in the sixties, perhaps the US could do similar in Mexico ;o) I see they are trying it again http://www.nhs.uk/nhsmagazine/archive/oct/feat10.asp
Gary? ride si sapis