An analysis by Dr George Todorov
Each activity in the market economy has its monetary equivalent. That's the way the world is. That is so in case also of the health care to the population. Whoever wants to escape from this logic always goes into deep water and usually drowns. That's the way the System of the communist- Stalinist Nikolay Shemashko drowned. Naturally with repressive methods, closed borders, huge militia system and the slogan – free healthcare, you can also subordinate the physicians. That was done in the Soviet union and aslo in PRB. It happened a little more slowly in PRB as late as in 1971 they banned the doctors to have a fee for the labor they performed when examining and caring for a patient. The Semashko system was based on the fact that the minority of the knowing and capable will be of service to the population about their health needs. Everybody who was ill could to the doctor's and be treated. How and how far?