Here's a Norwegian study that inadvertently destroys the idea that DEI is good for medicine:
- A one standard deviation increase in doctor quality is associated with a 12.2% decline in a patient mortality risk.
- Replacing one of the 5% worst general practitioners with one of average quality generates a social benefit of $9.05 million.
Link to full study below.
- A one standard deviation increase in doctor quality is associated with a 12.2% decline in a patient mortality risk.
- Replacing one of the 5% worst general practitioners with one of average quality generates a social benefit of $9.05 million.
Link to full study below.
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