Markham family physicians is a great example of what could occur. They have had teams of doctors and NPS for over a decade. They also have a nutritionist and other services available in-house.
Gen z and younger have grown up without family doctors. They don't see the value in a family doctor cuz they've never had one. This will lead to them wanting to eliminate public health Care. Please help us fix it
Lost my family doctor in 2003, had another two who have since refused to treat me, because I request constitutional health care. Sometimes too forcefully for those who are only doing their best in a very broken system. Freedom of association. It is a constitutionally protected thing. I'll die before I give up something my grandfather killed people in WWII to give me and you. I inherited that trauma for a reason and it will be respected. Do not associate my private health records with the internet. Ever. For any reason. Ask me. I'll tell you the truest answer I can find in my brain to any question I am asked. Honest. Do not do it behind my back. Freedom of association. The records have to be digital, says the law. Fine, they do not have to be exposed to an internet connection, that is not the law. It's laziness, private sector side mouthing, excusing the, ahem, "need" to buy commercially available hardware, for the failure to uphold constitutional health care.
Markham family physicians is a great example of what could occur. They have had teams of doctors and NPS for over a decade. They also have a nutritionist and other services available in-house.
Maybe we should just spend more on public healthcare and train more doctors. Free higher education should be a right.
Gen z and younger have grown up without family doctors. They don't see the value in a family doctor cuz they've never had one. This will lead to them wanting to eliminate public health Care. Please help us fix it
Lost my family doctor in 2003, had another two who have since refused to treat me, because I request constitutional health care. Sometimes too forcefully for those who are only doing their best in a very broken system.
Freedom of association. It is a constitutionally protected thing. I'll die before I give up something my grandfather killed people in WWII to give me and you. I inherited that trauma for a reason and it will be respected.
Do not associate my private health records with the internet.
Ever.
For any reason.
Ask me.
I'll tell you the truest answer I can find in my brain to any question I am asked. Honest.
Do not do it behind my back.
Freedom of association.
The records have to be digital, says the law. Fine, they do not have to be exposed to an internet connection, that is not the law. It's laziness, private sector side mouthing, excusing the, ahem, "need" to buy commercially available hardware, for the failure to uphold constitutional health care.