American healthcare: are you an expert? [Quiz]

As technology and education become more broadly accessible, people are being exposed to more information than ever before. It’s easier than ever to choose convenience over reliability or accuracy—to search for symptoms on WebMD instead of asking a doctor, or consult Wikipedia for definitive answers to every question. All this newly accessible yet unreliable information has produced a wave of ill-informed and angry citizens.


Inspired by The Death of Expertise, in which Tom Nichols explores the dangers of the public rejection of expertise, we’ve created a series of quizzes to test your knowledge. Take this quiz to see how much you know about the American healthcare system. Then watch the video below to see how OUP employees fared against political scientist expert Lawrence R. Jacobs.



 



Featured image credit: Medical Documents – Hospital Patient Records by wp paarz. CC BY-SA 2.0 via Flickr.


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