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    Single Payer System

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    federal government took over full funding of both hospital and physician services. Making all healthcare “free” for the insured. The insured Canadian citizens had no premiums, deductibles or any co-payments in a time of hospitalization. But other services such as dental care and prescription drugs must be paid for either through private insurance or out-of pocket. Since nobody was being charged for these health care services, the demand was not restricted which caused long waiting times for ones…

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    with health care cost. Hospital spending, the largest share of overall health care spending, is a major driver of increased costs The current national expenditure have tripled over the last decade especially in hospital care, physician/clinical services and drug ( Kaiser, 2010). The United States is at an all time high in health care. In the health care system there are some factors that contribute to this increase. It is getting to the point that more and more Americans cannot afford health…

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    (2010, June). The Medicaid costs of legalizing illegal aliens [PDF]. Retrieved from http://www.cis.org/sites/cis.org/files/articles/2010/medicaid-costs.pdf Edward, J. (2014). Undocumented immigrants and access to health care: Making a case for policy reform. Policy, Politics & Nursing Practice, 15(1/2), 5-14. doi:10.1177/1527154414532694…

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    Patient Value Chain

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    nature of service organizations. Overall our healthcare systems entertain over 1,000,000 patient visits per year. The layout of our facilities matches the need to have high customer contact at several points in the process. Patients come into our patient care areas and are greeted by our greeters and directed to staff that register the patients before their appointment begins. As a healthcare system we provide a diverse array of services for our patients. Depending on the required service,…

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    Hospice Care Thesis

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    Thesis Palliative/Hospice Care: Necessity or Extension of Healthcare: a topic chosen to obtain clarity of services, while questioning who is benefiting, patients or the healthcare system. I. Introduction: The Historical Roots of Hospice In Homeric times (8th century B.C.), all Greeks without exception were regarded as being under the protection of Zeus Xenios, the god of strangers and supplicants. A wanderer would be treated as a guest and offered food, shelter, clothing, and gifts…

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    Models (APMs), and the Merit-Based Incentives Payment System (MIPS). APMs offers novel alternatives to pay health care providers for the care they give Medicare beneficiaries and incorporate accountable care organization, patient-centered medical homes, and the hustled payment prototypes. MIPS applies to physicians still billing under fee for services. Under Merit-Based Incentive Payment System, eligible professionals will be given a combination…

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    Medicare/Medicaid cuts continue with new costly and restrictive regulations. State and federal agencies are using new tools to redefine and recoup resources. Some days having a vision for the months ahead, putting the pieces together to bring about that vision and having a hand on the immediate issues/challenges seem an insurmountable task. Three years ago the State of Kansas decided they were going to save money by hiring “three middle men” to administer Medicaid funds. KanCare…

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    (Liebhaber & Grossman, 2007). With our recognitions and experience that our staff would attain their skills could become fully advanced which would lead other medical centers wanting that skill of our winning ways or a current staff member resigns to start their own practice. An example is you hire a brand new nurse in our prestigious neonatal center. After several years of working at a top notch duty section, they attain all the skills and knowledge that they become one of the best nurses in…

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    how they apply to payment from insurance companies and current state and federal laws for practice are imperative. Currently the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) have stringent laws about how nurse practitioners can be paid. There are three avenues for billing and each works differently depending on whether you are billing for an inpatient or an outpatient service. The three methods of billing include independent billing, shared billing with a physician, and “incident to” billing…

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    Urban Development ([HUD], 2013), services such as the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) home and community-based services and programs support aging is place by offering home and community-based care and prevent unnecessary institutionalization. The HUD (2011) reported that the states could save health care costs by avoiding and delaying institutionalization because the yearly rate of a semiprivate room in a nursing home was $81, 030 in 2012. The Medicaid expenditure had…

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