CASE STUDY: Out of the ordinary

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  1. Sly Saint

    Sly Saint Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    http://www.itij.com/latest/long-read/case-study-out-ordinary
     
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    The link brings up a blank page of the ITIJ (The International Travel & Health Insurance Journal) and an invitation to subscribe and a search box. The search box produced nothing when I put in a section of the article.
     
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    It works for me....
     
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    MeSci Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    Still doesn't for me. I'm using Firefox with AdBlockPlus.
     
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    Yes, I got a blank page with that because of the content blocker. It loads fine on Safari, though.
     
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    The thing about this paper that surprised me the most was the fact that this team believed she had an illness and made a real effort to accommodate her.
     
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    Oh, so it's fiction? Ah well.
     
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    Carefully phrased to give the impression the insurance company paid, without actually saying so. Did the insurers pay, or did patient have to?

    If the medical repatriation company was paid a bespoke rate, whether by the insurers or the patient herself, it’s less or a surprise they were willing to accommodate her - and that they wanted to publicise how complex (i.e. expensive) this repatriation was.
     
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