Before y'all ask, I'm not american, I'm mexican.
The reason of why I'm asking this question in this subreddit it's because my (corrupt and horrible) president AMLO has prometing us many times in these 6 years of his (awful) goverment that we gonna have a good healthcare system as the danish one.
As you can imagine.....We're SO far from having at least a decent healthcare system like the european countries, so, after this explication, I want to ask you:
How good do you think it's your healthcare system?
What do you think yout sytem fails and in what ways?
Did you have only good experiences or you had a bad experience with it?
I would really blessed to read your answers :)
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The original was posted on /r/denmark by /u/Albert_2004 at 2024-03-15 02:48:18+00:00.
cooolcooolio at 2024-03-15 05:07:23+00:00 ID:
kuy850lOur healthcare system is pretty decent for the most part viewed from the eyes of the patient with easy and free access to your local gatekeeper aka a physician. There are generally problems with getting treatment within a guaranteed time though and the problem is growing. The reason behind this is a constant "optimization" of treatments and the workforce at hospitals cutting time and resources that has hit a level where it's.. let's just call it an unpleasant and stressful work environment with too few employees dealing with more and more assignments every year. The government is trying to correct the situation but it's very challenging as the situation is discussed in the media making it harder to recruit people and on top of that the salary and work hours sucks.I also quit my career as a radiographer as the situation was unbearable and patient security being compromised daily and most of my colleagues being stressed out. So the Danish healthcare system is a great idea and used to work a lot better when it wasn't milked for resources by "optimization"