3) They also told me that the community clinics have designated family doctor grids, patients with chronicle/mental/disabilities have a real person with accessible cellphone numbers to call without going to hospitals. I have no other info besides the above. If u do u’r more than welcome to share.
I'm not sure who you're talking to. There was a huge push to expand insurance coverage, but insurance isn't the same as health care. Yes, 95% of PRC citizens have insurance, but that doesn't mean they have access to care that they can afford.
I’m not sure what your data is from… And of course you have no idea who I’m talking to (Deloitte partners in Shanghai and Beijing, SOE workers, HR directors of European companies in China, entrepreneurs and biz owners in Zhejiang and Canton). I’d say I value the insight of HR directors a lot.
Have you ever been to a village clinic in the provinces? Have you ever visited a normal hospital ER in a second tier city?
I haven’t. Have you? I’d love to hear your story. I got a doctor friend who served a year in village clinics in Xinjiang. It was a mandatory requirement of their promotion… One year serving in places as disadvantaged as Tibet.
Having spoken to both Tibetans and Uyghurs I will reserve my thoughts about what your friends in the occupation did or didn't see.
Also, have you been to those places in India where Tibetans in exile live? They make the place poor and dirty and stupid… They don’t contribute to their host countries, they parasite.
My friends happen to include the world’s top Tibetology scholars :). Whatever you hear it’s bullshit stories fabricated for them to get a refugee visa to stay here. I recommend some European universities for you to get a Tibetology 101 class. Univ. of Vienna and Hamburg are my top recommendations.
You're free to credit whatever reports you care to believe. It sounds like you're talking to a lot of wealthy people who have observations about what wealthy people experience. Good for them. Deloitte partners. Okie dokie.
Deloitte partners are hard working people. Like most sweat shops… If you have any exposure to real world work…
They work hard to achieve profits. Not to benefit you, me, or anyone else. I have exposure to real work. Here I am with my real name and face. I have no clue who you are or what work you have done.
Your work apparently does not involve intellectual competence. As a published domain expert I can tell you that sharing your personal info on social media is the stupidest thing one can do to himself.