Is Our Healthcare System in Crisis?

They did say that's in crisis, they did say that we have 50 million uninsured people, that, the quality of care is irregular, sometimes it's spectacular but often it's not it's sporadic that we harm and kill way too many people in the course of getting care. We know that a jumbo jet worth of patients die every day in the American hospitals because of medical mistakes and the cost of care is bankrupting our country and so Herbert Steins once said famously in Steins' law that if something can't go on it won't and this can't go on and so it won't.

And yet we don't exactly know how to remake the system. It's hugely complex, it's hugely large. A lot of stakeholders so there's a lot of what to do, but I think it isn't crisis.