Isn't the disappearance of essential medical services like pediatric emergencies actually a normalization?

From the government's perspective, of course.
People have lived too long up until now.
"Avoidable mortality is divided into amenable mortality and preventable mortality. Amenable mortality refers to deaths that can be avoided through screenings and treatments applying current levels of medical services and medical knowledge, while preventable mortality is defined as deaths that can be prevented through broad public health policies considering health determinants, etc."
If you save one high-risk individual, tens of millions of won are immediately drained from National Health Insurance, and then that individual continues to consume health insurance funds throughout their life.
They are just trying to save some money by meeting the OECD average, which everyone loves so much, but I don't know why some doctors are so desperate to cause losses to the national budget.
If you tell someone to sell a bowl of rice for 100 won and a bottle of soju for 500 won, the person who keeps doing it is the fool; it's strange that they keep complying with that.