Question

Answer the following questions that pertain to topics presented in chapter 1. 1. A fundamental issue being discussed in America is whether healthcare should be provided to all people, or if individuals should earn the privilege and pay for their own care if they choose to do so. What do you think? 2. How do laws, regulations, and rules relate to each other? Explain your answer. 3. Why is it important to understand healthcare law and ethics when you are a patient? Provide three reasons and explain each one.

Answer 1

Answer the following questions that pertain to topics presented in chapter 1 1. A fundamental issue being discussed in America is whether healthcare should be provided to all people, or if individuals should earn the privilege and pay for their own care if they choose to do so. What do you think? Specific moral opinions are influenced by culture and context, similarly the access to healthcare also. The World Health Organization (WHO) Constitution (1946) says that the access to health care is the fundamental right of all the human beings. As all humans have the right to live, the access to fundamental health care is abound to a moral right as the deny or lack of access to the basic medical care may put an individual at the risk of death under certain circumstances, particularly during the emergency situations S However, the right to access health care also include an individual's right to have freedom regarding the reproductive rights and being free from unwanted medical treatment or time, all the individuals should have the equal opportunity to access the highest possible healthcare experimental procedures. At the same