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    private health insurance that I did not think about before watching this documentary. I am fortunate that I have health insurance and had not any serious medical conditions where I needed approval for treatments. I was shocked how American health insurance companies denied potential clients for absurd reasons such as height and weight requirements, pre-existing health conditions, and family history. In contrast, other countries such as Canada, France, and Great Britain, have national health care…

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    Socialized medicine became synonymous with Communism and used as a scare tactic to evoke fear in those that supported universal healthcare. Despite Truman’s best efforts to create a new healthcare system that would include all classes of society, some members of Congress would not even consider it. Republican senator Taft made his opinion heard when he declared, “I consider it socialism.” (Palmer). Though a national healthcare policy was never put into effect, two popular programs were…

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    Would a universal healthcare system affect the American society in a negative way especially in the middle class? The reason why I picked this topic was because of the questions that came to my mind while I was watching Waters World on the Fox News Channel when I was studying. This brought me to ask some questions myself. Some of the questions about universal health care include: Would universal health care cripple the American economy or will it help it flourish? Who would universal health care…

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    that are soon to come. Sadly, this a detrimental effect of the current medical system in place in the US. Although universal health care may not be a constitutional right, establishing one would decrease overall spending on healthcare, make healthcare more accessible, and improve the general health of the public. Universal healthcare is a cheaper alternative. In a study in 2010, the Health Research Funding Organisation were surprised to find that “the GDP spent on healthcare in the UK, Sweden,…

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    America adopt a Universal Health Care System? With the rising number of uninsured Americans today, seeking medical assistance becomes a burden due to the high cost of service. There are many individuals living in pain, not only physically, but emotionally as well, because of the fear of going to the doctor and being faced with a large bill they can 't afford. In order to minimize or eliminate the number of uninsured individuals, high costs of health care, and low quality of care in America,…

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    Health Care When individuals seek medical attention, they consider three things; quality, quantity, and cost. It is nearly impossible to have the best quality, abundant quantity, and low cost of health care at the same time, yet some systems are better than others. Every method of providing health care is flawed to some extent. However, it is necessary to judge health-care systems by how well the health-care institutions actually improve the health of the population. This topic is very complex,…

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    costs and expenses. That is why people want a universal healthcare program that will help any person in need of medical treatment. However, others argue that the quality of healthcare provided ill decrease because of the quantity needed. The cost will be split evenly between people, but this will make efforts less meaningful for doctors, nurses, and other medical professions. Those who believe that the universal healthcare should be implemented care for the safety and well being for others.…

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    free, or universal. In America the healthcare is in favor of the wealthy and the individuals who have good insurance. They will give little to no proper care to the individuals that do not have health care insurance. Luckily we now have Obama Care, yet we still do not have free universal health care like Canada, England, France and even Cuba. We are ranked number 37 according to World Health Organization’s Ranking of the World’s Health Systems. France is rated number one in the health care…

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    Universal Health Coverage If in existence, A gold standard of care would feature health care access for all within the population, error-free health care delivery, more personalized care by doctors, a cooperative patient and health care team relationship, simple and straightforward service guidelines ,and cost effectiveness as a starting point ( C.P. McLaughlin & C.D. McLaughlin, 2015). Following this definition of a gold standard, Most of the countries featuring a health care plan do not meet…

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    place a strain on the currently overwhelmed health care system. They have shown that the enormous incoming population of aged person’s along with the influx of newly insured people as a result of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will cause there to be a shortage of physicians and other practitioners to provide care. This leads us to realize that something has to change in order to meet the health care needs of our people. The numbers show how the Affordable Care Act is not enough because it has…

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