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Yes you are dodging, instead of recognising that the same situation could have happened in the USA you're changing the subject and acting like it's ok that it happens in the USA because it's not related to government policies, to you those 800k misdiagnosis are ok because they happened in the private sector so we can ignore them because your opinion isn't based on facts, it's based on your feeling that the government is bad.
Oh so now per capita is important but it's not for how much is spent on healthcare per capita?
I've got another number for you... 28k
https://www.rcinet.ca/en/2019/10/28/thousands-die-from-medical-errors-yearly-notes-advocacy-group/
USA: 800k for 330m = 2.4/1000
Canada: 28k for 37.5m in 2019 = 0.75/1000
So tell me now, where do we see the most deaths per capita due to bad diagnosis? Do YOU understand what per capita means?