Chapter 288: The Road Ahead for Traditional Medicine

Ramon Baxter had always carried doubts about the way hospitals operated. Take the state hospital, for example. It was fully public, state-run. It could not function like a private hospital where pay rose and fell with performance numbers. With a system like that, how could a hospital not end up worshiping "results"? And how were doctors supposed to stay true to saving lives and healing the wounded? There had been plenty of reports over the years. Some hospital somewhere had drained cancer patients...