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How, say, ten people spending someone else's money can ever be more efficient than one person spending her own money, and making her own decision on what is best for her is beyond my reckoning given that the former has never been shown before, in any set of circumstances. Secondly, provided that we remain a market economy for the foreseeable future, the "invisible hand" driving any part of it also drives the health care sector to the degree to which health care's constituent interactions are properly constrained. Any care provider trying to earn a living in the 'free market' will tell us that he is over-constrained, indeed most would say they are restrained by burdensome regulations that make caring for people prohibitively difficult. To the extent that the natural market forces revolving around self-interest, and the mechanisms revolving around prices are not contaminated by the visible, concrete hand of well-intended regulators I see the balance of compliance and the pragmatic need for digitization leaning heavily toward adoption. However, the consumers of all things "digital" in medical care will be reluctant at best and adversarial at worst because of the boutique mark-up for any consumable that is labeled "medical". Lastly, the only idea in your article with which I disagreed is the veil of "savings" that additional expense will somehow bring. While it's true that spending more for problem prevention in the short term will reduce the lifetime cost of the prevented problem, the health care scenario is a bit different in that the cost of care services in general will not be reduced by the dreamy and presumed efficiency of a larger, more arbitrarily constraining system but because such a system makes the filing of claims, and therefore payments for those same services much easier to reject. So, if we want to call refusal of payment a cost reduction technique I suppose we can be comforted by saving money the existence of which we will never experience. This is a very good read. A few thoughts since you graciously asked for them. Firstly, the idea of government “efficiency” is paradoxical and strikes me funny. 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