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In addition (I'm European), I object to the use of per-hour wages instead of monthly salaries. It's less informative in Europe. Most jobs are full-time, salarie
by ACS_Solver 6mo ago
In addition (I'm European), I object to the use of per-hour wages instead of monthly salaries. It's less informative in Europe. Most jobs are full-time, salaries are typically advertised and talked about in monthly terms, and the length of the work week varies as well. Per month is just more useful as a comparison point.
Oh and Sweden is slightly ahead of France on the latest EHCI. Sweden scores near the bottom on accessibility (as is tradition, same thing 10 and 15 years ago even) but ranks highly overall and especially on outcomes, so I take issue with the assertion that French healthcare is much better.
- lifestyleguru 6mo ago> EHCI I live in a country from the bottom of this ranking and can confirm from personal experience. Nothing works, people die, and still it's very expensive.
- rawgabbit 6mo agoI am interested in learning more about EHCI? I found this link from 2018. It gave high scores to Switzerland and Northern Europe. France and Germany were the middle of the pack? https://santesecu.public.lu/dam-assets/fr/publications/e/euro-health-consumer-index-2018/euro-health-consumer-index-2018.pdf https://santesecu.public.lu/dam-assets/fr/publications/e/eur...