Escape Fire

[Anonymous]

Has anyone watched this?

 

[mycrofft]

Watched what?

 

[MMiz]

Are you referring to Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare (2012)?

 

[Anonymous]

Are you referring to Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare (2012)?

Yes. Good movie worth a watch.

 

[TxEmtB]

Is that on netflix or something?

 

[Anonymous]

Is that on netflix or something?

Here is a link for those interested in watching it...

http://viooz.co/movies/16248-escape-fire-the-fight-to-rescue-american-healthcare-2012.html

 

[TxEmtB]

Here is a link for those interested in watching it...

http://viooz.co/movies/16248-escape-fire-the-fight-to-rescue-american-healthcare-2012.html

Thanks!

 

[Meursault]

Every copy of the book in the Boston Public Library system is out right now, so it might be a bit, but I'll get around to it.
Maybe I'll buy it and count that as a donation to the only MA candidate for anything I've ever been excited about.

 

[Amberlamps916]

I just watched this, it was a pretty good documentary.

 

[Aprz]

I watched the trailer for it. I thought the title with "Fire", "Rescue", and the picture meant the documentary was gonna be something like Escape (the) Fire (Department), lol. Still looks interesting.

 

[Meursault]

Most of the way through, and it's a good read. It's a pretty good introduction to the values and underlying concepts of healthcare quality, if anyone's looking for that (and you should be!).

 

[TechYourself]

Documentary was okay, but completely glosses over and omits one of the biggest issues in our health-care system. That being care of the mentally ill.

Though the over-arching idea of placing more emphasis on Primary Care Physicians (while a duh concept for people in healthcare) needs to be sold to the public, I think it could have been done without vilifying specialists.