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Nobility and Ability
Whirlmind Started conversation Aug 20, 2006
Hi.
Thats an amazing phenomenon you have explained here. Do you think this model can be replicated elsewhere ? In the third world countries, where healthcare is far worse. In the economically weaker sections in advanced countries where healthcare is far more expensive to handle ? If someone wants to replicate this venture, what would be the top 3 points he should have in mind or the top 3 constraints he should overcome ?
Unlike this hospital, most often, there are hospitals which have a commercial arm and a charitable arm so that revenues from one cross-subsidize for the expenditures in the other. Would you think that is less noble ? more easily replicable ?
Nobility and Ability
gvigneshwaran Posted Aug 22, 2006
Hi,
The hospital seems to inidcate "Brotherhood of Man" and is a ideal setup which can be studied in detail and can be adapted to any society or situation. The desire "to cater to the last man" is prominent in the consistency of effort to run the hospital. 
Regards
GVigneshwaran
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