Centralization has some benefits as well. Cost/benefit for some healthcare treatments aren't good if decentralized. Centralization allows for more specialization and more experience in those fields without costing an arm and leg. But yeah treatment for a lot of stuff. What one could call common should be decentralized so one can hopefully get some decent care without having to spend half a day driving somewhere. Corruption is a problem with the people filling different positions, not the system itself. Although corruption may seem to be the system some places.
I fail to see how centralization would result in more specialization and cheaper pricing. Could you elaborate by providing data or breaking down your reasoning?
Centralization minimizes how many different providers there are for healthcare. Because there is less competition, it allows the ones who are providing the care to raise prices, due to lack of different possibilities. This does the opposite, as monopolized industries have little incentive to create higher quality and cheaper products, as no one is threatening their presence. Centralization has its pros and cons, but the cons far outweigh it, as history has demonstrated gov'ts, which have a monopoly on creating laws, have oppressed the most people in history.
I've spent far amount of waiting in emergency rooms. While it sucks, it sucks more to be the person who gets first line. Their life might be at stake.
I have no problem with people who face life threatening issues going first. I am ok with that. The problem is nobody in the emergency room had these conditions, including me. This is the flaw in the system. People do not want to go to regular treating rooms because it could take days to see a doctor, so they cut corners and go to the emergency side, to save an abundance of time. Sure you can blame the people for doing that, but I blame more the system who is inefficient at managing this.
I don't know the numbers for Sweden and Denmark, but in Norway immigrants make up some 15% of the population. Include their kids born(first gen) in Norway and we are almost at 20%...
But even in Norway, there is an influx of crime because of immigrants
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Immigrant-groups-by-relative-order-of-crime-rates-in-Norway-and-Finland_fig1_266400120
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201902281072829360-norway-violent-crime-immigrants/
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