Ask Citibank about how "computerized" records work and what huge security hole they open. You thought we saw litigation before, wait till the first 400K medical records are 'stolen'. Not to mention the corporations that will 'buy' those records to solicit to folks. A pizza shop doesn't have to worry about losing your SSN and all pertinent information to your existence on the planet. I'm not saying it doesn't need work but to assume this should all be 'online' is exceptionally naive IMO. I would love to see health care insurance information strung together so that once I register with a doc or the like, all my info is there and I don't have a single form to fill out. This is something I could manage online from my home or on my phone And as for having online access to medical records, how does Walgreen's do it Seems something is already in existence

It would be interesting to see a list of countries that have a "better" health care system and what factors were used to weight such an observation to remove the capacity of personal favoritism or subjective analysis. And the WHO is not an unbiased entity just look at how hard they attempted to 'pimp' N1H1 or piggy flu.

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