QUOTE(arsenwagon @ Nov 6 2016, 02:53 PM)
by right FPP doesnt meanĀ able to cut queue
however,FPP runs on a separate list from normal elective cases.
and, FPP patients are fewer than non paying patients. so theres literally a shorter queue. coz you only queue with other FPP who are logically fewer than those who dont have the means to pay for FPP treatment.
therefore, in practice, FPP can get earlier treatment.
U ve phrase it in another way.. but unfortunately it is happening.. Not all cases are elective, may i remind u. Im not making this up. however,FPP runs on a separate list from normal elective cases.
and, FPP patients are fewer than non paying patients. so theres literally a shorter queue. coz you only queue with other FPP who are logically fewer than those who dont have the means to pay for FPP treatment.
therefore, in practice, FPP can get earlier treatment.
Once a hospital has "FFP" they tend to give priority to them.
I ve seen it happen everyday... Eg, the emergency OT is used for FFP patient for an abscess while another patient with acute appendicitis will have to wait until next day with the reason "No OT available", or an MRI appointment for a patient with brain tumor gets a 2month later appointment while some FFP person gets his appointment next day at 8am for an MRI spine for back pain, and all the non-ffp patient who were given 8am appointment have to wait.
This post has been edited by FluffyTee: Nov 6 2016, 03:04 PM
Nov 6 2016, 03:03 PM

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