The point of the “Study” they did was about efficiency and time, specifically how increased use of TeleMed, Blister Packs, and generally available contraceptives would save Patients time and Providers money. Does that make more sense?
This “study” is low quality work, barely above junk status. It uses old and weird sources and very questionable methodology. It’s possible they came to the right conclusion (which wasn’t US bashing btw) but if they did its only because the target was so wide that they could hardly fail to miss.
The point of the “Study” they did was about efficiency and time, specifically how increased use of TeleMed, Blister Packs, and generally available contraceptives would save Patients time and Providers money. Does that make more sense?
This “study” is low quality work, barely above junk status. It uses old and weird sources and very questionable methodology. It’s possible they came to the right conclusion (which wasn’t US bashing btw) but if they did its only because the target was so wide that they could hardly fail to miss.
https://consumerchoicecenter.org/healthcare-time-saved-index/