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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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    HMO Case Study

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    The quality of health care is to provide data to inform quality improvement efforts, inspect and certify that a facility or individual meets previously established standards, compare groups for a variety of purposes, including selective contracting by purchasers and choice of providers and practitioners by individuals, inform patients, families, and employees about the health care decisions and choices they face, and address the health needs of communities. I am very lucky to have a great…

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    Birth control is such a necessity these days for many women, but getting a hold of it is not as easy as ordering fast food over the phone. Fortunately, thanks to technology, women can now easily buy them without having to go to too much trouble just so they keep a stock of their birth control. An app called Nurx has arrived to save the day. Customers don’t even need to dial any number and make a phone call to order for the delivery of birth control. According to Hello Giggles, all women need to…

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    Weight Hysteria

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    I believe that the weight hysteria in our culture is not valid. Unfortunately, as media and pharmaceutical companies begin to come up with ideas to make money, our culture becomes subject of the new trends. “As new technologies and procedures become available, more people are “diagnosed” as being in need of them (Harris, 38)” It starts becoming a ‘problem’ if one doesn’t fit under a certain criterion. Either you are thin or overweight, and the only way to look model perfect is to lose weight,…

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    Greed In Healthcare

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    Although some doctors might practice health care for their own financial means, Dr. Gawande incorrectly blames the high costs of health care on doctors’ greed and fails to illuminate other factors that contribute to the final cost of the medical bill. For one thing, medication is a factor that contributes to the total cost of curing an illness. Unfortunately for the ill, while the cost of medicine has increased in price, the cost to manufacture it has plunged. The Truecostofheathcare.net reveals…

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    Vertigo Case Study Essay

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    Although social media has numerous clinics and information online available to research the topic on vertigo there are a few that standout with symptoms that educate people on what the name for their common vertigo disease is and what treatments are available, along with scheduling an appointment to see a trained professional. “Harvey B. Simon (2014) reports doctors often prescribe some of the same drugs used for Meniere's to ease the vertigo and nausea that can be so very uncomfortable. Some…

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    along that forces it to stretch its healthcare services. Some examples could be the ability of many individuals being unable to pay, while still needing the services. These people cannot be refused service; however, the hospital must be able keep the same level of care. An example would be a cat scan that is 10,000 per person; maybe 20 people require a scan. Let us say only ten patients can pay the amount the hospital still has to cover the other ten people. Because it is illegal to not treat a…

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    just like any policy there can always be some difficulties. Our health reform that was signed, March 23, 2010, has made an immense of difference for those individuals that can have access to that care and made affordable. Even with the health reform as mentioned by Gebbie (2012), “It also leaves the U.S. as the country that spends more in both total dollars and per capita dollars than any other nation” (p. 147). This health reform it is quite momentous, but we are the only country that does not…

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