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Originally Posted by Fuzz
AHS won't exist anymore so I guess they have to go somewhere, and because they chopped and diced healthcare up so much, there wouldn't be one agency that would make sense to manage them all.
I really don't understand who people could have been so fooled as to think this would save money. At minimum, you end up duplicating things like payroll across all these agencies, there has to be redundancies that woudl go away with it all being under AHS.
They also canned the person who was responsible for Netcare, and I've gotta wonder where that even ends up? Who manages IT for everything? Acute Care? Continuing care? Mental health? It's also so deeply stupid I still can't really believe we are doing this, but it had to be done if the ultimate goal is to part out the system and sell it for scraps so private companies can take over, who we will most certainly be at the whims of.
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Lol anyone that thought splitting AHS up was going to save money is immediately outing themselves as a complete moron who shouldn't be trusted with my kids allowance.