Washington Created The Doctor Shortage And Can’t Fix It

Regulations and bureaucracy are the primary causes of healthcare workforce shortages, and Washington keeps making the problem worse.
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Horowitz: Why is there a sudden shortage of health care workers in Canadian hospitals?

Regarding the phenomenon of doctor shortages and sudden death syndrome in Canada, Leslyn Lewis, member of parliament and candidate for Conservative leader, made the following observation: “If three young women go missing in your neighborhood, and the police response was ‘Well, it is probably not a serial killer,’ that wouldn’t be good enough.” Why are we then not demanding answers about the cause of all these human shortages – from doctors to pilots – and the unusual number of people dropping dead young beginning in 2021 (not 2020)?

In an article titled, “'Not going to get better anytime soon,” CTV calls the doctor and nurse shortage in Canadian hospitals “dire.” One would think something this sudden, jarring, and consequential would have a readily available explanation for its cause, but the media struggle with attempts to cover up the cause. They posit it might be stress, mental health issues, or “secondary” effects of COVID. Nor does there seem to be any urgency on the part of the media or government to get to the bottom of this serious public policy issue.

Well, just like a bunch of missing young girls in a neighborhood might not involve foul play, but you would certainly begin an investigation with that in mind, one would think that this Health Impact News article would serve as a launching point for an investigation into the boosters: 6 Canadian Medical Doctors Died Within 2 Weeks After 4th COVID Booster Shots for Employees Started at One Hospital. First there were the three doctors who died suddenly with an unknown cause of death at Canada’s Trillium Health Partners-Mississauga Hospital in Toronto, then three more in other cities in Canada died – all of them young and some in their 20s. Now Steve Kirsch is reporting the name of 14 doctors across Canada who have recently died young, whose causes of death include “unspecified illness,” “died swimming,” and “died in her sleep.”

Obviously, this doesn’t prove it was from the shot, but given all the other data, science, pathophysiology, and life insurance claims information we are seeing, we should not rule out the shots, as the media has already done.

One could just chalk this up to bad luck if this were just a rash of noticeable sudden deaths among young doctors, but the fact that there is a doctor shortage would lend credence to the theory that many others who don’t die from the shots are getting sick for a few days. Given that they are all required to get boosters in the Canadian health care field, that would account for the sudden shortages. To add insult to injury, or shall we say “infection to injury,” the more you inject, the more you infect, so these same doctors are also more likely to continue getting COVID, which may also contribute to the staff shortages. A U.K. study showed that health care workers infected with the original Wuhan strain who then got multiple vaccines seemed to be more likely to get infected with the new variants. Dr. Robert Malone has explained this is the result of “immune imprinting,” where your body gets trained to respond improperly to the new strains by always responding to the defunct Wuhan strain.

The concern that doctors are suddenly dropping dead due to the shots is more than just anecdotal; this is happening across civilization. The leading cause of death in Alberta is now “unknown.” Over the past 20 years, the top cause of death was either heart attack or dementia, usually accounting for roughly 1,800-2,000 deaths a year. But suddenly in 2021, “unknown” takes the top spot at a whopping 3,362.

Just like doctors, pilots are highly specialized, and their limited numbers make it noticeable when only a small percentage are suddenly absent. There have been cancellations and delays all over the country for months now with no clear explanation why. On Sunday, a total of 6,378 flights were delayed and more than 900 canceled across the United States. In Chicago’s O’Hare airport, 40% of all flights were delayed and 12% were canceled.

It is true that some of them are quitting because of the mandates, and that in itself would create a shortage, but pilots have already spoken out about being injured and watching their employers cover it up.

More and more data points are demonstrating that VAERS was not only correct, but is underreporting the scope of injury. The Daily Sceptic recently pooled five surveys of the American public that show more people self-report vaccine injury or death in their families than COVID injury or death:

The pooled results of five surveys of the American public, now totaling over 2,500 people, show that while 4.4% of respondents reported that a member of their household had died from COVID-19, 8.9% said a member had died as a result of Covid vaccination.
The results also showed that 8.6% said they had been injured by their vaccination, 4.9% that they had sought medical help and 3.2% that they had been hospitalized, while 3.6% said that as a result of vaccination they were no longer able to work a full day or at all. These are percentages of all respondents. If we look only at the 74.0% vaccinated with at least one dose then the figures, as a proportion of vaccinated persons, are 11.7% injured, 6.7% needing medical help, 4.4% hospitalized and 4.8% unable to work. While these figures are self-reported and there is no control group, since the unvaccinated were not asked about adverse events, they are still alarmingly high.

Obviously, each one of these data points is imperfect in its own right, but taken together, there is enough circumstantial evidence to convict a criminal if this were a criminal case. Moreover, this is the best we can do when government and the medical and scientific establishment refuse to put the money into following up on these safety signals with better research and investigations.

Every week now, England is experiencing excess mortality, with deaths over the past six weeks up 14% over the five-year average. Edinburgh Group researchers are noticing the same trend in Scotland.

In Germany, there is a sharp increase both in COVID and non-COVID deaths over the pre-vaccine period of the pandemic.

Why is there no sense of urgency to investigate the cause of this ubiquitous sudden death syndrome other than to immediately exonerate the vaccine as a potential culprit? Why is there no push to begin doing autopsies? Over a year and a half into these glaring safety signals, there is no innocent answer to these questions.