A feel like I'm hearing the middle of a conversatoin
The language used to describe this program seems to land it in the US' medical system debate. EG enrolling in health coverage. A lot of the comments here are focusing on that debate.
I imagine the situation is different enough (industry, patients, funding, etc.) to make the comparison something of an analogy.
In any case, I'd like to hear a bit more about watsi's role and goals. Is this a medical insurance/bureaucracy infrastructure governments can adopt? An alternative way to raise/use donor aid, funding insurance instead of clinics? Are "crowdfunding" and "coverage" separate initiatives?
The language used to describe this program seems to land it in the US' medical system debate. EG enrolling in health coverage. A lot of the comments here are focusing on that debate.
I imagine the situation is different enough (industry, patients, funding, etc.) to make the comparison something of an analogy.
In any case, I'd like to hear a bit more about watsi's role and goals. Is this a medical insurance/bureaucracy infrastructure governments can adopt? An alternative way to raise/use donor aid, funding insurance instead of clinics? Are "crowdfunding" and "coverage" separate initiatives?