One of the largest takeaways from the film was the problematic method of paying for doctors. More specifically, the film highlighted the danger of incentivizing quantity of services instead of effective outcomes for patients. Escape Fire also used characters like Sergeant Yates to illustrate major flaws in healthcare, such as with the scene featuring the imagery of the bag of unnecessary drugs Yates was prescribed for his PTSD. However, the film also highlighted the perspective of a doctor who suggested that one of the best ways to improve the broken healthcare system would be to change the way doctors were paid from fee-per-service to salary pay. Escape Fire’s integration of the doctors’ point of view brought much needed perspective to the issue of healthcare because in the other films, since doctors were almost vilified for being complacent in the issues of American healthcare. This film allowed for the doctors’ unheard side of the story to be told as well. Escape Fire also distinguishes itself by providing hope in the future, characterized by Yates quitting his medicines in pursuit of a more natural
One of the largest takeaways from the film was the problematic method of paying for doctors. More specifically, the film highlighted the danger of incentivizing quantity of services instead of effective outcomes for patients. Escape Fire also used characters like Sergeant Yates to illustrate major flaws in healthcare, such as with the scene featuring the imagery of the bag of unnecessary drugs Yates was prescribed for his PTSD. However, the film also highlighted the perspective of a doctor who suggested that one of the best ways to improve the broken healthcare system would be to change the way doctors were paid from fee-per-service to salary pay. Escape Fire’s integration of the doctors’ point of view brought much needed perspective to the issue of healthcare because in the other films, since doctors were almost vilified for being complacent in the issues of American healthcare. This film allowed for the doctors’ unheard side of the story to be told as well. Escape Fire also distinguishes itself by providing hope in the future, characterized by Yates quitting his medicines in pursuit of a more natural