Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
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I glad it wasn't hard, the goal here is to up the journalist ethics to make presenting sources the standard.
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
But the Dow is 50000!
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
@FluentInFinance
I've said it before and I'll say it again: to the ruling class, we're nothing but animals to be exploited or slaughtered.They really believe that. It's not even subject to question in their minds.
And that's why we have to destroy them. As long as a single oligarch exists, none of us are safe.
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
@FluentInFinance Eugenics 2.0
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
Death Panels
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
Andrew Lokenauth
Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
Called Triage.
In Germany private patients with chief doctor insurance Prio1
Government Officials Beamten Prio 2
Prio 3 looks Rich
Prio 4 White speaks good German
Waitin to die in a dark corridor corner. speaks broken German, is a person of color wears a Hijab.
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But the Dow is 50000!
@JackMexa4 @FluentInFinance I remember watching libertarians drool with excitement over the idea.of the world's first trillionaire, but you know what I'd rather have instead?
A functioning single payer health care system.
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
@FluentInFinance waow. I wonder how any nurse or doctor can live with that in mind.
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
@FluentInFinance
"Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University."So PE also killed irony?
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Deaths are higher in emergency rooms of hospitals owned by private equity firms, per Harvard University.
They did the math: It’s cheaper to let you die than to save you with a procedure you can’t afford.
This is what happens when profits are prioritized over people.
"At a glance
Patient deaths increased in the emergency departments of hospitals acquired by private equity firms compared to similar hospitals, a nationwide study has found.
Researchers linked the increase in mortality to cuts in salary and staffing levels.
The findings amplify concerns about the growth of this for-profit ownership model in health care delivery."
The link...
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