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These are some pharmacists talking about prior authorizations for medicine, and they seem to exist in Canada, UK, AUS, and NZ.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pharmacy/comments/oekhrp/curious_ab...

I would be surprised if any country gave doctors blank checks for everything since no one has unlimited resources. There most likely is a system for figuring out where waste is happening and avoiding it.



Yes, but it's generally done on a national level. The waste in the American system is the requirement for an extra 73 rounds of paperwork for every interaction with the medical system.


I can't speak for all of Canada since health care is handled at he provincial level, but I think most provinces don't cover prescriptions except for the young and elderly, and even then prices are capped anyway.




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