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    1965. While building past attempts, Obamacare mixes, “public and private financing, with private service delivery.” (Hall 2014 p.1036) Obamacare is aimed at helping those who do not have insurance, no matter how much coverage costs. With this reform everyone would have health insurance regardless of income, or anything that would stop the person from attaining health insurance. The Affordable Care Act was seen as a solution the U.S. public health policy. Through a variety of extensions and…

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    It can be very hard for a hospital to stay on top of things associated with the patient care, policies and insurance protocol. A hospital who has universal healthcare would change drastically in means of productivity. Doctors could worry more about the patient 's health rather than insurance procedures. On average, 150 doctors in an average sized hospital are either doing paperwork on insurance or doing nothing. Doctors would not have to worry less about looking into patient’s access paperwork…

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    The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obama Care, was passed into law by President Barack Obama in 2010. The overall purpose of this act is so that everyone can have some sense of protection when it comes to their health. Despite the many arguments that come along with this issue, many do not realize how Obamacare actually works, and its advantages and disadvantages that come along with it. At first there was much controversy of this program and much of it came from the Republicans; even some…

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    Based on the two articles by Marzano that were assigned to read and this week’s content on adaptations for ELLs, in a word-processed document, write a summary of the significant elements of Practice, Homework and Identifying Similarities and Differences integrating concrete examples and/or non-examples from your teaching practice. Homework and practice go hand to hand when students are learning on their own and applying new concepts. As mentioned and described by Marzano, and according to the…

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    parents everywhere always sought for the best schools and the best teachers for their children. Whether in America or in any country of the world, every child deserves a great teacher. Providing all children with the opportunity for a world-class education is critical for their success and the success of nations. To succeed and compete in a global world, a nation 's educational system must provide its children with the knowledge, information, and skills needed to compete in a complex global…

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    Everyday Americans are diagnosed with chronic illness. They have to depend on their insurance companies to approve doctors’ visits and medication. This is a global problem because some insurance companies turn down needed procedures because of the cost and people are left with no hope and their only option is to die or be chronically ill for the rest of their life. The solution would be to have universal free health care. So that all people are given the equal choice to live their lives to the…

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    Immigrants In Canada

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    Canada is one of the immigrated countries by Filipinos for it 's generous career opportunities, better salary, and superior life options. Being an immigrant myself, I am exposed to the challenges and benefits of being an immigrant in Canada. It is all well and good until you find yourself needing some help, but not knowing where, when, and how to access professional mental health services. Although Canada provides a basic universal healthcare nationwide, professional mental health services seems…

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    As a nation that leads the world in countless innovations we lack the ability to take care of our own citizens regarding their health. The accessibility of health care has become a fight for insurance companies and citizens, and the Affordable Care Act has given corporations better mitts. As a capitalist obsessive country we refused to believe that the better solution is to work with the government than profit driven insurance companies. We have been told that the competition is actually…

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    There are many public policy problems that exist in the United States today. One public policy problem is the Affordable Care Act, which is also known as Obama Care. It is a U.S healthcare reform law that expands and improves access to healthcare spending through regulation and taxes. The Affordable Care Act provides Americans with access to affordable health insurance, improving and regulating the health insurance industry, and reducing health care spending in the United States. The objective…

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    Many United States citizens do not really understand the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act also known as Obamacare that was passed in congress without any republican signatures. United States citizens need to be informed why the affordable care act is nothing but bad for the United States. Obamacare is portrayed as a cost efficient plan, but in reality the plan is really costing the citizens a lot more money than what other countries put into their health plans. The Affordable Care Act…

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