That fact misses the point. The question is whether the healthcare provider is free to make as much as he would like or need in medicaid.
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Replying to @CaptainFlyboi @GodDoesnt and
Well, they're not if they work for an organisation. They don't have to. Can work privately.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @GodDoesnt and
True, but 1. There is always the right to bargain for more, 2. Medicaid for all would not allow for anything above mandated limits.
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Replying to @CaptainFlyboi @GodDoesnt and
Then don't work for it. I never got to negotiate my salary with the NHS but did working privately.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @GodDoesnt and
I agree with you, but the question is what would be lost if we worked under a Medicaid for all like system where profits are capped.
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Replying to @CaptainFlyboi @GodDoesnt and
I think that's something for health professionals to consider when deciding how to work rather a make or break for having the service.
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I have private healthcare. The consultants at the top of their field work there. They've also all contributed a day or 2 to the NHS.
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A week. They don't have to, obviously. It's a kind of charitable thing so ppl who can't afford private HC can still benefit.
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