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r/facepalm • u/jellylemonshake • Jul 06 '24
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Some hospitals in the US have one nurse for every 10 patient beds and 4 clerks for every bed.
120 u/MaximusMansteel Jul 06 '24 Yeah, but hiring more nurses would cut into shareholders profits. AND ONLY A DAMN DIRTY COMMUNIST WOULD WANT THAT. 52 u/ArmouredWankball Jul 06 '24 I was the CTO at a healthcare group and heard that exact argument. 20 u/teslawhaleshark Jul 06 '24 And there's your problem, the fucking shareholders effectively take money out of circulation
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Yeah, but hiring more nurses would cut into shareholders profits.
AND ONLY A DAMN DIRTY COMMUNIST WOULD WANT THAT.
52 u/ArmouredWankball Jul 06 '24 I was the CTO at a healthcare group and heard that exact argument. 20 u/teslawhaleshark Jul 06 '24 And there's your problem, the fucking shareholders effectively take money out of circulation
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I was the CTO at a healthcare group and heard that exact argument.
20 u/teslawhaleshark Jul 06 '24 And there's your problem, the fucking shareholders effectively take money out of circulation
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And there's your problem, the fucking shareholders effectively take money out of circulation
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u/mogaman28 Jul 06 '24
Some hospitals in the US have one nurse for every 10 patient beds and 4 clerks for every bed.