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Tschopp · Guest

What did Bush "target correctly"? Can you be specific?
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Lyla · Guest

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Lori · Guest

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So the obvious question would be whether or not they removed any factors of correlation between uninsured and higher trauma(or insured coming in with lesser trauma). I saw in the method section that they mention injury level, but I didn't see any consideration for normalizing the results for injury level for insured vs uninsured. It would definitely invalidate the implied conclusion that the insurance itself is the causal factor if uninsured people had a higher tendency to come with greater injuries vs insured.Insured individuals would be more likely to visit the ER for minor injuries since it costs them little, while uninsured would handle more trivial things themselves. Thus, this would definitely bias the survival rate for that group by padding the 'safe' visits for the insured. Only half a week ago, a friend of mine had a bad bicycle accident that messed up the side of her face and cut the inside of her lip badly. She would have lived without going to the ER, but because group health had a program for uninsured under a certain salary, she decided to go. She got 4 stitches and an xray of her shoulder which turned out to be fine. So insurance itself(or simply not having to pay in this case) can increase the frequency of visits to the ER for less severe injuries.Again, I couldn't see that they accounted for this in their method. It talks about the ISS algorithm but I'm not familiar with it's details so take this point with a grain of salt.!

Roy · Guest

But if it's green it can only mean good. Huh, what's that? What do you mean by "negative externality"??
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Joaneen · Guest

Yeah, that's great. Massive deficit spending is seen as a partisan issue instead of plain old irresponsible money management.

Gaurav garg · Guest

It has to do with the rotation structure. The way the Army does it, whole units are deployed together for a year at a time. There is very little in the way of cool down between deployments. By the time they get reacquainted with their family and return to some semblance of normalcy, it's time to go back.The Air Force (at least back in '05) had a much different structure that was more expensive but far better on the people. The basic breakdown is here http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/usaf ...What the dutch are doing sounds a lot like what the Air Force does.

Promen · Guest

Great list + Free stuff = Good times

Tukela · Guest

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