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    Sick Around The World

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    Although, they are not spending enough money to keep up the health care system. The last place is Switzerland, they have a universal healthcare system that causes insurance companies not to make a profit. Switzerland proves to us that healthcare reform is…

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    Certainly, the contribution of the Managed Care Organization to the present health system of the United States cannot be overstated; hence, the managed care organization is considered an integral part of the complex health care system in the United States. Through the evolution of the managed care industry, the organization has created various modalities of delivering health care services to their respective beneficiaries. For example the PPO, a PPO by all indications is a group of health…

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    Looking at the problems that government and fix budget health care system have but on the flip side is private insurance coverage. Private insurance has been around since revolution times but didn’t gain acceptance until 1900. The need for health insurance arose in the 1920’s, powered by increasing costs of hospital care. The costs that drove up medical bills for patients in the 1920’s was the need of investments in facilities, equipment, and physician training, and at the same time, hospitals…

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    Obama Care Relationships

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    This information may lead one to inquire why the doctor-patient relationship is so crucial. Patients are obligated to share private information with their doctors, otherwise potentially risking their health. A bond of trust forms between a patient and their doctor over time. Patients are supposed to feel comfortable in the doctor’s office. With Obamacare snatching away Americans’ preferred doctors, patients may not experience that same level of comfort with their new physician compared to with…

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    Immigration Pros Cons

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    The future success of the United States depends on a promoting whatever leads to the greatest benefits and least harm even if it treads on individual rights or goes against the common good. For the past week my classmates and I have been debating topics that are very controversial. I was assigned the topic vaccines, and I was assigned to be against vaccines. Sure there may be some side affects but vaccines are better for the biggest majority of people. Another hot topic we discussed was…

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    Currently the organization of the Healthcare system within the United States is completely lop sided, and unrealistic. Normal good working citizens in society are being taken advantage of, or just being completely ignored. The video “Sick Around America” displays multiple examples of how healthcare in America is not accomplishing what it is supposed to. The personal accounts of the people in the video play a special part in its message because it explains the problem at an individual level.…

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    19th Century America

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    Industrialization. For instance, Jim Crow laws enabled racial segregation of the African Americans in public places and the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 restricted the freedom of the Chinese, one of the immigrant groups. This led to the various social reform movements – which was a respond to the effects of the Industrialization by different social hierarchies. The farmer respond – Populism, working class respond – the rise of the labor and the middle class respond –…

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    Poverty In Healthcare

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    diminished access to mental health care, substance abuse treatment, and specialized services for persons with disabilities” (Jansson, 2014). At the encouragement of the Obama administration, the 111th Congress devoted much of its time to enacting reform of the United States' health care system (Jansson, 2014). According to President Barack Obama, “We fought to make sure that sure that in…

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    America’s debt is growing indefinitely, more so if things like the increased budget spending on healthcare is not resolved. (See Table 2 United States Healthcare Spending.) Statistics from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says that Healthcare spending will reach to around $5 trillion dollars by year 2021.15 There are a few things that we can improve on and in turn might decrease the spending on healthcare. First thing we can do is changing how doctors get paid by bundled payments…

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    Itlay Healthcare System

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    Acorrding to Fobres magaizine, Itlay is welcoming U.S healthcare in Itlay. As of now, Itlay has approximately per capita debt of approximately $39, 611 in US dollars. Itlay ranked one of the top countries that has a big problem with healthcare debt. The reason been, governement sponored healthcare systems that cost more than oringal planned. The difference between US and Itlay healthcare systems represent more of a public base systems, SSN, whereas, US healthcare systems represent more of…

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