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Health care should be a right for everyone. Healthcare is a right, not a privilege. People with low incomes should have access to healthcare too. Good health is necessary to have a life, and, have it abundantly. Each of us must have access to it. This is the idea of Human Rights, as per Article 25 of the United Nations' 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services."
universal heath care putting a huge strain on public budget.it increases the government dept.There is no competition and no innovations in the field of health care.There should be a lot of rules and regulations that the people have to follow in order to get the universal health.Right to health care could increase the wait times even for chronic diseases also,which will affect the health status of the population itself.It will lower the availability of screening services of a disease.People have a tendency to over use the facilities in healthcare system.
Question-How the "right to health care" improve the health status of a population?
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what are your thoughts about this post and ask one questing regarding this post: In the United States up until 2010 there is about 50 million of people who are uninsured (Maruthappu, 2012). Since there is such a huge disparity it has sparked a big political debit on the changes healthcare. It has been an argument whether health care should be a privilege that should be earned as opposed to universally provided. Before we can decide that we should have...
1.) Should health care be universal? 2.) Is health care a privilege or a right? 3.) Does everyone have a right to medical care regardless of income or employment? 4.) Would universal coverage decrease the quality of medical care for all?
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: As mentioned, the 2010 healthcare reform act increased the number of people with care access; thus reducing the number of people who cannot access health care. Regardless, there is still huge number that requires care but cannot access due to financial constraints (Martsolf et al., 2016). As a professional nurse, there a various ways that I can manage reaching out to community members who do not have access...
Please read the following post and critique it and ask one question regarding the following post. Anyone in the health field should acquire the skills necessary to critically appraise quantitative and qualitative research to evaluate whether or not the research studies are well designed and executed. Research is critically appraised or critiqued to broaden understanding, improve or change practice, and to carefully examine all aspects of the study to judge research validity, reliability, clinical importance/significance, statistical findings, and the findings...
please read the following post and critique it and ask one question relating to this post: Nurses promote the restoration of health and wellbeing, the prevention of illness and injury, and the alleviation of suffering in the care of individuals, families, groups, communities, and populations (ANA, 2015). The law does not require a nurse to respond to a disaster, if they feel they are in danger, they have the right to promote their own health and safety. ANA (2015) states,...
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: As a professional nurse there are many different areas and opportunities to care for people in the community who do not have access to healthcare reform. Clinics, nonprofit community organizations, missionary trips, and churches are all places that a professional nurse can volunteer to help people in the community without healthcare. Nurses can volunteer in areas other than healthcare to care for the community because they have qualities...
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post One of the greatest changes that impacts health care quality and reimbursement today is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), also referred to as the "Affordable Care Act" or "Obamacare". The PPACA was signed by President Barack Obama in March of 2010. The purpose of this act was to ensure that all Americans would have access to affordable health insurance by eliminating barriers to obtaining health...
please critique this post and ask one question regarding this post: I define privacy as allowing a person to tell you or whom ever their intimate issue when they are ready. Allowing them to speak outlouad about it when their ready. Allowing them to accept the problem when they are ready. Not forcing a person to speed up their acceptance to a problem. Having the patience to be there and support a person letting them be without pressure. Privacy is...
please critique this post and ask one question regarding this post: i would define privacy as keeping all personal information such as name, date of birth, even home address confidential to non-authorized people. I believe privacy is a moral right because it should not be everyone's business to know everyone's personal life. Having privacy keeps a person's life safe and away from strangers who have no right to know who they are. Though, I do also believe privacy should be...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post The military of the United States is one of the group that most uses animal testings. It is estimated that about 8500 goats and pigs are use each year during combat training to evaluate trauma (Klimas, 2017). The military argue that the blood and live tissue of animal such as pigs and goats simulate better for training related to trauma because of combat situation. There are programs which...