@treckly@amitabhchandra2 Wow — I hadn’t considered that group health insurance could *weaken* the price competition for hospitals in smaller markets.
Employees want choice, so employers must have all major hospitals → hospitals can demand higher prices.
@Grok fact check but nuanced, <280char pls 😂
3/ Lee Kuan Yew's key insight (from his Cambridge days studying Britain's NHS):
Free healthcare sounds civilized, until you understand human behavior and system incentives.
So, the government made a counterintuitive choice in 1960s:
The 2018 INACSL Hayden Vaguard Award recipient, Bryan Dang, has his work published in our journal. If you’re interested in virtual reality in simulation, check out this article. DOI: https://t.co/DuosVKaHwL
Perfect depiction of a "Reverse Field Trip", using VR to teach kids about an ancient tomb, a lesson that in the real word fits in the "RIDE" bucket--Rare, Impossible, Dangerous or Expensive (Experience on Demand, Chapter 10). https://t.co/0oWAFaUnUw @highfidelityinc
My RMU team at INACSL with SSH president elect KT Waxman and the Hayden Vanguard Lectureship winner Bryan Dang. We are a site for Bryan’s telepresence study. Can hardly wait to get started!
@Shcampbell27 Wowza, the simulation community's response has been incredible! Thanks for the love!
Also needed a profile picture, hope it's OK to take this :o) https://t.co/34sjIjl1e8