Micro-Allocation In the scheme of things the debate that Warren, Doran, and Patrick (Larry, Moe, and Curly would have been better) undergo regarding how limited resources should allocated in the medical field is in effect a "catch 22" situation. If any nurse or physician in a situation in line with the one Alice and Gurpreet were in such as being in a small rural area, everybody knows everybody, massive emergency situation, people with the same level of need and urgency, temporarily depleted resource base, etc., there would be no course of action that will satisfy every point-of-view under every outcome with the exception of one where everybody receiving the resources ends up with the best possible result. In effect the people who make these decisions make snap decisions based on a combination of their subjective views, training, and assessment of the relevant variables. Decisions like this are often based on mental heuristics, which are inevitably flawed in making decisions whose outcomes are ruled by probabilities. The person making the decision will later rationalize their decision from a totally different point-of-view than the one under which the decision was made. Snap decisions are made by one set of mental faculties (automatic mental processes); whereas rationalizations are made by the other set of mental processes (control mental processes). In the end, the outcome dictates the validity of the choices made. In current debate, if no one died and everyone came out of the emergency with the best possible result there would be little debate on the decisions made regarding who got treated first. However, that scenario is one many possible outcomes and the probability that it would occur is most likely very small (if it...
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