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Proponents of the Affordable Care Act ObamaCare claim that doctors in the US spend four times more, interacting with the many health plans, than Canadian physicians spend interacting with the government. Many health policy makers conclude that a centralized system would be more efficient.

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But would that be better for patients? Section of the Affordable Care Act of instructs the Secretary of Health and Human Services to figure out ways to simplify interactions between providers and health plans. Instead of private practices, the reform bill supports new groupings of physicians in Accountable Care Organizations ACOs.

If physicians were farmers and patients were livestock, this might be feasible, but setting up an efficient assembly line system is not the way to provide compassionate, individualized high quality medical care. As a matter of fact, even farmers and livestock did not do well with central planning of the collective farms that existed in the early 20th century in the Soviet Union.

These were farms or groups of farms organized as a unit and managed and worked cooperatively by a group of laborers under State supervision. Private ownership of farms was no longer allowed and they were confiscated by the State. The State promised to collect the meat and produce and distribute it fairly. But this did not happen and peasants, those who worked the hardest, lamented that they were not getting their fair share.

When they revolted, their non-compliance was met with harsh retaliation, and life was reduced to stark subsistence.