The National MS Society Pushes for Increased Research Funding
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John Guandolo is a retired Marine Corps officer and former FBI agent who now runs a counterterrorism education website and supports organizations like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The National MS Society is encouraging activists to contact their senators to approve doubling MS research funding at the Department of Defense from $5 million to $10 million, which the House already approved. This additional funding would support further research into understanding the causes of MS and investigating prevention and treatment options.
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Adoption of the Act Comment by Medacier, Odiane: You did not say how this reform was adopted/voted in the legislature. Everything you say here ia about rational and what the reform is.
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1) Rational/Adoption (30 points): - 25 POINTS ( You cover the rational but did not state how the reform was adapted/voted)
2) Funding Structure 30 points:- 25 POINTS (be very specific about what percentage from Federal and what percentage form State? Private? Etc.
3) Impact on Healthcare 30 points: - 25 POINTS (you repeated the same sentence 7 times)
4) APA Format 10 points: - 5 POINTS (you did not add the citations in the memo, it becomes plagiarism. You repeated the same information over and over
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MEMO
TO: DR. Odiane Medacier
FROM: Lianet Aroche, Fridny Eglantin, Buenalynn Sagrado
DATE: June 11, 2022
SUBJECT: State Health Policy Reform Innovation Comment by Medacier, Odiane: YOUR SUBJECT SHOULD BE: Florida Health Choices in 2014
Introduction
In response to the Affordable Care Act, Florida state implemented a health insurance marketplace called Florida Health Choices in 2014. The marketplace is designed to help residents compare and purchase health insurance plans. The marketplace offers a variety of health plans, including private plans and plans from the state's Medicaid program. Florida residents can also use the marketplace to apply for federal subsidies to help pay for health insurance. Comment by Medacier, Odiane: CAPITAL: State
Adoption of the Act Comment by Medacier, Odiane: You did not say how this reform was adopted/voted in the legislature. Everything you say here ia about rational and what the reform is.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was the rationale for Florida state implementation of a health insurance marketplace called Florida Health Choices in 2014. The ACA was passed by the federal government in 2010, requiring all states to create a health insurance marketplace. The marketplace is designed to help residents compare and purchase health insurance plans. The marketplace offers a variety of health plans, including private plans and plans from the state's Medicaid program. Florida residents can also use the marketplace to apply for federal subsidies to help pay for health insurance. In addition to the health insurance marketplace, Florida has implemented several other health reform initiatives in response to the ACA. For example, the state has expanded its Medicaid program to cover more low-income residents. The expansion is funded by a combination of federal and state resources.
In addition, Florida has created a statewide health insurance exchange, a marketplace for health insurance plans. The exchange offers a variety of health plans, including private plans and plans from the state's Medicaid program. Florida residents can also use the exchange to apply for federal subsidies to help pay for health insurance. Florida has also implemented several reforms to improve the quality of health care. For example, the state has created a quality improvement organization to help health care providers improve the quality of care. The organization provid ...
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This research aims to examine the hypothesis that American prohibition policies, including the "War on Drugs", and subsequent incarceration rates have significantly reduced the educational attainment of American students. The independent variable is American prohibition and incarceration, while the dependent variable is levels of educational attainment. Secondary sources of data will be analyzed using methods like frequency distribution and cross-tabulation to measure changes in educational attainment rates before and after prohibition policies. The research argues that ending prohibition and reducing incarceration could help improve educational outcomes for American students.
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4.1 INTRODUCTION The United States of America
4.1 INTRODUCTION
The United States of America (USA) covers 3,717,727 square miles and is made up of 50 states
(Infoplease, 2010). The USA’s population in 2004 was 293,027,571 (U.S. Census, 2004). In 2010
the population reached over 307 million. The proportion of the population that is under 15 years
old in the United States (U.S.) is 21%, and the over-60 population proportion is 16% (UNO,
2004). Slightly more than 12.4% of the population were 65 years and older of which 1,557,800
(4.5%) were living in nursing homes (U.S. Census, 2010). The primary languages spoken in the
United States are English and Spanish. The largest ethnic groups are European American (75%).
African American and Latino groups each constitute approximately one-eighth of the population.
The largest religious groups are Protestant (over 50%) and Roman Catholic (25%).
The United States is the largest, most powerful nation in the industrialized (developed) world, and
it has a high literacy rate. However, in 2006, while it led the world in healthcare spending per
capita, it ranked 39th for infant mortality, 43rd for adult female mortality, 42nd for adult male
mortality, and 36th in life expectancy, earning an overall ranking of 37th in the industrialized world
in healthcare performance (Murray & Frenk, 2010, p. 1). Life expectancy in the United States is 80
years of age for European American women, 75.9 for African American women, 75.3 for
European American men, and 68.9 for African American men. The life expectancy rate for the
United States is among the lowest for the industrialized world, and infant mortality is among the
highest. Americans consider quality, affordable health care a birthright, an expectation. Yet, unlike
other world powers, the U.S. government plays a small role in ensuring that everyone has equal
access to quality health care and services.
Although the United States is envied for its wealth, high technological capabilities, and research
savvy, historically it has not kept pace with other industrialized nations in the area of healthcare
delivery. This is reflected by its poor outcomes in infant mortality and life expectancy. The
healthcare system is also overwhelmed by disparities and inequities in care and lack of access
(except for the most aff ...
DOES FOREIGN AID REALLY WORK
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An Overview of Grants From the Federal Government
Concerned about the welfare of its citizens, the U.S. federal government allocates a percentage of federal funds for a variety of purposes, including building affordable housing, developing health care services, promoting green technology, and supporting ethnic minorities. Non-profit organizations working for the welfare of poor families can seek government aid and continue their charitable work. Americans struggling to meet basic needs on a meagre monthly income can count on financial assistance from federal agencies.
Several Federal Funding Sources Are Available For Medical Research
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There is a great influence on public health on US health care systems. The United States stands out from many other countries in not offering universal health insurance coverage. In 2010, 50 million people (16 percent of the U.S. population) were uninsured. Access to health care services, particularly in rural and frontier communities or disadvantaged urban centers, is often limited. The United States has a relatively weak foundation for primary care and a shortage of family physicians. One explanation for the health disadvantage of the United States relative to other high-income countries might be deficiencies in health services. Although the United States is renowned for its leadership in biomedical research, its cutting-edge medical technology, and its hospitals and specialists, problems with ensuring Americans’ access to the system and providing quality care have been a long-standing concern of policymakers and the public.
In the United States, health care delivery (and financing) is deeply fragmented across thousands of health systems and payers and government (e.g., Medicare and Medicaid) and the private sector, creating inefficiencies and coordination problems that may be less prevalent in countries with more centralized national health systems. As a result, U.S. patients do not always receive the care they need (and sometimes receive the care they do not need): one study estimated that Americans receive only 50 percent of recommended health care services.
It is clear that health systems—both those responsible for public health services and medical care—are instrumental in both the prevention of disease and in optimizing outcomes when illness occurs. The importance of population-based services is marked by the signature accomplishments of public health, such as the control of vaccine-preventable diseases, lead abatement, tobacco control, motor vehicle occupant restraints, and water fluoridation to prevent dental caries.
There is mounting evidence that chronic illness care requires better integration of professions and institutions to help patients manage their conditions, and that health care systems built on an acute, episodic model of care are ill-equipped to meet the longer-term and fluctuating needs of people with chronic illnesses. Wagner and colleagues (1996) were among the first to document the importance of coordination in managing chronic illnesses. Many countries differ from the United States because public health and medical care services are embedded in a centralized health system and social and health care policies are more integrated than they are in the United State.
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Mary woolley preseatation from research australia conference
This document summarizes Mary Woolley's speech on health and medical research in the United States given in Sydney, Australia. Some key points:
1) Research!America has partnered with Research Australia for over 15 years to advocate for increased research funding.
2) While the US spends more on health care than any other country, it gets a low return on investment. Sequestration cuts further threaten research funding.
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