Libertarian Nurses View on Core Measures

I am wondering if there exists any opposition to core measure standards and what Libertarian Nurses think? I have been a nurse for several years and I am currently a core measure abstractor. There are huge manuals that guide what we do and they site studies at the end of them. I am starting to lean politically Libertarian after years of believing health care has been ruined by the private sector and that there needs to be more private sector control over it. After 20+ years in the biz I've come to see that medicine is the most heavily regulated industry along with banking, and things have just gotten worse. Even the studies from these manuals that I have been able to trace funding back to either are directly done by the govt or directly funded by the govt. I come to also realize we haven't had a free market in health care in decades. I am not completely against many of the core measure standards, but Ive seen too many cookie cutter scenarios that seem too punitive. Through my lens, we have govt trying to solve problems that are main caused by govt involvement.
So...you'd rather have things "run" by a corporate entity that cares only about profit motive, nothing about pt. care-except when it bolsters the monies gained via false advertising-and certainly cares nothing about workers rights....a run to the bottom...this is my libertarian/"free market" thought: Remember. ...just cause its the cheapest (insert anything) does not make it the best...