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To: TimF who wrote (760246)12/30/2013 4:10:40 PM
From: J_F_Shepard  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1575441
 
Measuring quality directly would require watching and in detail analyzing the specific actions of people providing treatment. And the watchers and analysts would have to be experts, and would have to watch a non-insiginficant portion of all medical care provision (and not just in this country but also in other countries if your trying to do a comparison). So you would need armies of experts, a rather impractical scheme.

You don't think the organizations that did those studies and surveys are not experts? Are you not one of those who claim we have the finest healthcare system in the world???/

You could try doing the same with a tiny portion of medical treatment. A hundredth of a percent would be affordable. But it still wouldn't be cheap, no one wants to spend the money, and also a smaller portion would give less reliable results.

Polls taken on many topic including political contests produce results that predict winners and losers to +-4% accuracy... To you, therefore, they are not believable?