The Henry Ford model will decrease the cost of healthcare
10 August 2020
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IEA research cited in The Sunday Times
IEA report ‘The Henry Fords of Healthcare’ by Dr Nima Sanandaji is cited in a column in the Sunday Times, arguing that the Henry Ford model will “drive down the cost of healthcare”.
As Dr Sanandaji argues in the paper: “the organisational changes needed to drive costs down and raise quality and safety — such as economies of scale and high levels of specialisation — have simply not been implemented to any significant degree under welfare state models, such as the HSE. As a result, most of the benefits of free markets have not been transferred to healthcare provision.”
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As Dr Sanandaji argues in the paper: “the organisational changes needed to drive costs down and raise quality and safety — such as economies of scale and high levels of specialisation — have simply not been implemented to any significant degree under welfare state models, such as the HSE. As a result, most of the benefits of free markets have not been transferred to healthcare provision.”
Read the full article here.
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