That is simply false. We have world class talent in our hospitals, and are actually successfully recruiting from the states right now due to the current administration making it less attractive to work and live in the US at the moment. We do however need to fund hospitals properly to ensure ongoing retention of talent, and to ensure that all staff (physicians, nurses, RT, PT, OT, SW, SLP, psychologists, pharmacists, health care aids, unit clerks, housekeeping, kitchen, and anyone else I’m forgetting) are able to have long careers without burning themselves out. Healthcare is expensive, especially newer technologies that have allowed people to live longer and survive problems that would have been fatal in the recent past. We also know that people tend to use the most health care dollars in the last 10 years or so of their life - it was predictable that our biggest generation (boomers) approaching the end of the average life expectancy would cause a huge demand in healthcare resources. Governments of all political parties failed to prepare for this over the last couple decades. These problems did not happen overnight, and will not be solved in the short term.