Dr. Edgardo Gonzalez

Orthopedic Surgeon.

[Adriana Braniff @adrianabraniff]

Los tentáculos no tienen llenadera

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

BC Government mandated MAXIMUM acceptable waiting list priority criteria for Orthopaedics and the 2018 data on performance. Our B.C. govt won’t disclose more recent data!

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Let’s not forget about our BC NDP government’s hypocritical previous investment in a private company that built private hospitals abroad and recruited our nurses and doctors to leave and work in them.

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Sadly almost 5000 a year die waiting for care in BC.

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Is it wrong to be right wing? Surely it’s preferable to being wrong wing?
https://t.co/S36R9fySRr

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

I hope all voters in the BC election understand that our current NDP government has created massive debt loads for us and our youth and, at the same, have taken our health system from bad to worse.

[Adriana Braniff @adrianabraniff]

Adriana Braniff

Colegio Nacional de Consejeros Profesionales Independientes de Empresas. Simposio Nacional y Celebracion del 10 aniversario . Hotel Presidente Chapultepec, Mexico

https://t.co/rQ93FlkWyh

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

You can pay for breast surgery to remove normal tissue (cosmetic), but the BC NDP government says too bad if you’re one of the 20 young BC women who develop breast cancer during the mandatory wait list (31 months) for life saving preventive surgery.

[Pedro Ferriz de Con - Oficial @PedroFerrizC]

Amílcar Olán sigue en Suiza? | Adriana Braniff https://t.co/a8e3hev30R

[Pedro Ferriz de Con - Oficial @PedroFerrizC]

Trump le dice adios a Zelenski | Adriana Braniff https://t.co/UgTOAc8bvQ

[Dr. Edgardo Gonzalez @microsurgery]

@Pcoghlan 13k miles is solid. How are you handling the fueling on those longer runs — eating before, during, or mostly after? Curious what your Garmin and Cronometer actually show works best for you.

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Also, David Eby lived in a three-bedroom rental apartment subsidized by the University of British Columbia around 2019, while serving as Attorney General.
A September 2019 Vancouver Sun profile describes his home as a three-bedroom rental apartment on the UBC campus, where he lived with his wife Cailey Lynch, a 2018 UBC medical graduate.

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

This surely describes the approach of the current BC NDP? A past NDP leader apologized to me for the current NDP. “We too were against poverty”, he said, “but this NDP is against wealth and successful enterprises, but we knew we needed both to treat poverty.” https://t.co/LPIQuEsuaG

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Who said Eby is against private care?
He supported it when it helped him save money for ICBC. Treating patients quickly actually saves money!

[Dr. Edgardo Gonzalez @microsurgery]

😨 😨 😨

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

Sadly almost 5000 a year die waiting for care in BC.

[Rob Graham @RGAME2]

@DrBrianDay Yup

[Brian Day @DrBrianDay]

World map. Countries that outlaw private health insurance are shown in red!

[Alix @AlixG_2]

This Canadian woman was given MAID as her only choice for stage 4 cancer in Deathcare Canada. She went to the US and death was not the option the doctors there gave her.
Canadian healthcare used to be good, it is now in desperate fear of collapse. They're bringing in doctors who did not study in Canada and whatever else that entails.

I find the healthcare in the US unquestionably superior. Health insurance is the same since I don't pay income tax in Florida, I pay it on insurance. There is immediate, private healthcare if you need it.
Medically assisted suicide is not an option they offer.

[SecondStreet.org @SecondStreetOrg]

Your doctor makes the referral. Then the waiting starts.

Statistics Canada reports that 27.8% of Canadians aged 45 and older had difficulty accessing specialist care, which works out to roughly 4.5 million people. That is just the first consultation, before any test or treatment begins.

The knock-on effect is the part that gets missed. Among middle-aged adults who struggled to reach both a family doctor and a specialist, 54.4% went without care they needed.

Countries like France and Australia, which have better-performing public systems, treat patients through a mix of government and non-government providers, and their patients get in faster. Canada can borrow what works without giving up universal coverage.

Learn more about how to fix Canada's health care system at https://t.co/ZU5gIoc0Rj

Read more from the source: https://t.co/O1EYUJ6KUf

[kyle @notkent]

Why no comments here Brian?