Canadian Medical Association Journal found that, over a two-year period in Ontario, 109 people suffered heart?
Q. In nations where the government provides universal health insurance -- such as Canada, Sweden and the United Kingdom -- there are few restraints on citizens' demand for health care. This leads to many citizens overusing health care and creates a strain on government budgets. To keep the costs from exploding, those governments must restrict access to health care by using waiting lists, canceling surgeries or delaying access to new treatments such as prescription drugs. The consequences can be quite harmful. In 1997, three patients in Northern Ontario, Canada, died while on a waiting list to receive heart surgery. One patient had been waiting more than six months to receive bypass surgery. In Britain, patient Mavis Skeet's cancer surgery… [cont.]
Asked by GREAT_AMERICAN - Mon Jun 11 18:53:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Question? Sorry bub, a copy/paste job from the Washington Times (conservative) plus it being an opinion piece by a National Center for Public Policy Research (conservative think tank) writer doesn't have much if any credibility in the real world.
Answered by ArgleBargleWoogleBoo - Mon Jun 11 19:07:37 2007
Q. In nations where the government provides universal health insurance -- such as Canada, Sweden and the United Kingdom -- there are few restraints on citizens' demand for health care. This leads to many citizens overusing health care and creates a strain on government budgets. To keep the costs from exploding, those governments must restrict access to health care by using waiting lists, canceling surgeries or delaying access to new treatments such as prescription drugs. The consequences can be quite harmful. In 1997, three patients in Northern Ontario, Canada, died while on a waiting list to receive heart surgery. One patient had been waiting more than six months to receive bypass surgery. In Britain, patient Mavis Skeet's cancer surgery… [cont.]
Asked by GREAT_AMERICAN - Mon Jun 11 18:53:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Question? Sorry bub, a copy/paste job from the Washington Times (conservative) plus it being an opinion piece by a National Center for Public Policy Research (conservative think tank) writer doesn't have much if any credibility in the real world.
Answered by ArgleBargleWoogleBoo - Mon Jun 11 19:07:37 2007
Help wih Scrambled Paragraphs! :]?
Q. Directions: Below are five sentences that form a paragraph. The sentences are listed in random order. Choose the order for these five sentences that will create a well-organized, grammatically correct paragraph. Label them 1,2,3,4, and 5. Q. As long as two or three thousand B.C., skis were used to get around in snowy Scandinavian countries, and skates for quick easy transportation on frozen rivers and lakes. R. The earliest skis were made of very large animal bones , strapped to the feet, as we know, from a 5,000-year-old pair in Swedish museum. S. Skis were used by the Scandinavian soldiers as long ago as 1200 A.D., both for spying and to transport troops across the snow-covered mountains. T. We think of skiing and skating as sports,… [cont.]
Asked by CharmingJunkie (: - Wed Jul 15 09:19:20 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think you're right about the first paragraph. The second one should be S,U,T,R,Q.
Answered by EMW - Wed Jul 15 09:27:11 2009
Q. Directions: Below are five sentences that form a paragraph. The sentences are listed in random order. Choose the order for these five sentences that will create a well-organized, grammatically correct paragraph. Label them 1,2,3,4, and 5. Q. As long as two or three thousand B.C., skis were used to get around in snowy Scandinavian countries, and skates for quick easy transportation on frozen rivers and lakes. R. The earliest skis were made of very large animal bones , strapped to the feet, as we know, from a 5,000-year-old pair in Swedish museum. S. Skis were used by the Scandinavian soldiers as long ago as 1200 A.D., both for spying and to transport troops across the snow-covered mountains. T. We think of skiing and skating as sports,… [cont.]
Asked by CharmingJunkie (: - Wed Jul 15 09:19:20 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think you're right about the first paragraph. The second one should be S,U,T,R,Q.
Answered by EMW - Wed Jul 15 09:27:11 2009
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