The document provides a historical overview of the U.S. healthcare system from preindustrial times to the present. It describes how healthcare progressed from a domestic practice with untrained physicians to the modern medical profession. Key developments included the establishment of medical schools and licensing, the rise of hospitals and health insurance, and the creation of Medicare and Medicaid to expand coverage. The U.S. system remains primarily private but with significant government financing and regulation.
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Health care organization
Health financing in US
Payment mechanism
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Public health
Patient pathway into health care
Provision of services
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Running Head POLITICS AND HEALTH CASE SYSTEMS IN USPOLITICS AND.docxcharisellington63520
Running Head: POLITICS AND HEALTH CASE SYSTEMS IN US
POLITICS AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN US. 5
Politics and Healthcare System in USComment by James A Love: This is a good first outline. Please read the comments I have inserted below, and let me know if you have questions.
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Outline
Title: Politics and Healthcare System in US
Thesis: The healthcare delivery system in the US has undergone noticeable gradual improvements from the financing sector, insurance sector, delivery and quality sector even though many politicians politicize the gaps in healthcare for their own benefits with the pretense of initiating reforms to the sector.
I. Introduction
A. Politics started intervening in the healthcare sector between the years 1930 and 1960.Comment by James A Love: Were politics not involved in healthcare prior to the 1930s and 1960s? Be prepared to cite this assertion. What changed in the 1930s?
B. Thesis: The healthcare delivery system in the US has undergone noticeable gradual improvements from the financing sector, insurance sector, delivery and quality sector even though many politicians politicize the gaps in healthcare for their own benefits with the pretense of initiating reforms to the sector.Comment by James A Love: This claim will need citing for support.Comment by James A Love: This claim will need to supported with specific citations.
II. Background Comment by James A Love: The ‘background’ is appropriate here. It is essentially your ‘literature review’. I think you can use either section title, but you should include multiple citations of articles that discuss “politics in healthcare” spanning history.
A. The aim is to discuss the association between politics and healthcare and to try and find out the roles politics has played in reforming the healthcare sector.
III. Formation of acts to offer medical securityComment by James A Love: Section III, IV, and V seem like they should be the major subsections within section II.
A. Formation of social security act of 1935
a. Provide unemployment compensationComment by James A Love:
b. Provide old-age pensions
c. Other benefits
1. Provision of federal funds for hospital construction
B. Kerr-mills act of 1960
a. Federal matching payments
b. Elderly disabled and poor
IV. The election of some prominent leaders in the US
A. Kennedy, 1961
a. Kennedy kept the issue of elderly healthcare needs alive
B. Lyndon Johnson 1963
a. Initiated the Great Society’s War on Poverty Program
b. Medicare
C. Nixon
a. He signed various acts to extend community mental health centers
b. National Health Insurance Partnership Act
1. Family Health Insurance Plan
i. Offers health insurance to low income families
2. National Health Insurance Standards Act
i. Developing Health Maintenance Organizations
D. Jimmy carter
a. Supported national health insurance program
E. Clinton
a. He made changes in health insurance cove.
The United States health care system Presented By HCA 205 .docxwsusan1
The United States health care system
Presented By:
HCA 205: Introduction To Health Care
Martha Jennings
January 27, 2019
I’m pursuing my Bachelors In Healthcare Administration. I have been in the United States Navy for 6 years and within those 6 years I have 2 years of experience in the healthcare. In 2017 I obtained my Pharmaceutical license and work at HIV clinic for six months. After that I decided I wanted to be a nurse so I spent 6 months volunteering at the Naval Hospital working with ER patients, Cancer patients, and mental health patients. I am excited to talk about this week PowerPoint topic seeing how its close to home for me.
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Overview
Explain Health Care System
Describe each revolutionary factors in the 17th,18th,19th,20th, and 21st Century
Explain how each revolutionary factor changed the healthcare system
Describe each major development from a financial, legal, ethical, regulatory, and social perspectives.
Explain how each development transformed the healthcare system.
Explain how the three stakeholders has impacted the healthcare system in both a positive and negative way.
The United States health care system is considered to be among the most unique in the world’s industrialized countries. Within this PowerPoint presentation I am going to go over how the healthcare system has evolved from the 17th century to the 21st. Furthermore, I will also be discussing how from a financial, legal, ethical, regulatory, and social perspectives how much the healthcare system has transformed. Lastly, I will be closing this PowerPoint with three stakeholders I have chosen and briefly explaining the impact that it has had on our healthcare system in both a positive and negative way.
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The 17th century
During the 17th century leech therapy was a popular cure all for all health issues. It was said that the leeches would suck out any disease from the body.
During this time physicians were not used like they are today. In the 17th century the physician would go see the patient where they lived and the patient had self-home remedies they would use to cure there disease.
Dr. Bond and Benjamin Franklin founded the “Pennsylvania Hospital”. This facility was the first facility devoted to assisting mentally ill and became a major impact on the field of psychiatry. This impact open up the first American medical school known as “ University Of Pennsylvania”
Dr. Bond and Benjamin Franklin accomplishments shed a light publicly on the severity of mental illness . After they opened the ward in New York people began to see mental illness as a social issue.
These accomplishments listed above helped transform the health care system into what it is today because we are able to walk into any healthcare facility and receive proper treatment and care. In the early 17th century they didn’t have the luxury because leech therapy and self-home remedies was the answer to all issues and diseases.
The 18th century
During the 18th century, a group of do.
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THE FIRST QUESTION NEEDS TO INCLUDE A SOURCE.
THE OTHER 5 ARE SIMPLE BASIC ANSWERS.
PLEASE ANSWER QUESTIONS ON THIS FORM.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
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The following paper will address the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), in which, I intend to answer some basic questions about HHS as regards assignment
Introduction
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was founded on the 11th of April, 1953 following the need to have a body that could oversee the health needs of all Americans while being under the evaluative eye of the cabinet (2006). All called the health department; this body has been charged with the role of providing quality health care to all the Americans. The HHS has its headquarters in Washington DC, United States.
Being under the jurisdiction of the federal government, the HHS operates guided by its viable mission. It is the mission of the HHS to enhance the health and well-being of the Americans through the provision of effective health and human services and also through the fostering of a sustainable advancement in the sciences that form the backbone of medicine, public health, and social services.
In addition to its contribution to the offering of quality health to all the Americans, the HHS has its operations dictated by very strong goals and objectives. Firstly, the HHS strives to strengthen health care. Secon ...
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