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Spain flagMiguel
Hospital This is a tricky question but, despite that, I'm going to try to answer. Where do I start? Okey, first of all, I would say one thing, and that one is: "If I could choose between both, I'd choose public service because of in my country, actually, is very good. One of a kind even though that is getting worse with respect to the recent past because of the politics. Now I'm going to talk about some advantages and disadvantages of each one. For instance, and speaking about public service; No one can be reject, so if you need it, you know you Will have this service avaliable. And personally, I think this point is a very important pont, in fact the most important one. Everyone deserve a good public service and if you think one minute about that, having a healthy society is the base of a great nation. More about that; there are more beds than in a private hospital and perhaps and actually I'm sure about that, the doctors who work in private hospitals are the same who work in the other system and in the other way around… One bad thing could be the time you can waste waiting to see the doctor, or if you need to seeto the specialist perhaps it Will be longer time than in the private system but, according to my own experience it depends on your personal situation. Anyway, everybody should bet for public medicine, without any doubt… And I'm thinking another bad thing...and this one is the great amount of work to do each worker per each patient, for example, nurses...they have to care a lot of patients, more than they should...

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