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Health care: single-payerI support single-payer health care (private model - US model).
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Health care publicly-fundedI support publicly-funded health care controlled directly by the government or by an agency of the government for the benefit of the entire population. |
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Senate Expected To Vote Friday On Single-Payer Health Care
Preliminary Debate And Vote Set To Take Place MONTPELIER, Vt. - The Vermont Senate is expected to discuss and vote on an historic health care bill that would effectively create the path towards a single-payer system. All Vermonters would be eligible under the tax-payer funded plan. Supporters also say it will be cheaper than the current system because it is more efficient. "We estimate we can save $500 million, and that's a conservative estimate," said Sen. Claire Ayer. By Randy Gyllenhaal Read more: WPTZ Plattsburgh (April 21, 2011)
Controversy Over Canadian Health-Care System
The Canadian health-care system is facing many controversies from sectors in the country. Economists believe that co-ordinating and mobilizing health-care businesses could improve the efficiency of the system. Such practices will also contribute towards the employment and economic growth. The small health related businesses have lack of co-ordination between them because of which the patients suffer a lot. These small businesses include; pharmacies, clinics, nursing homes, optometrists and dentists. These businesses also have an impact on patient care. By Annabel Tautou Read more: ...
U.S. healthcare diagnose
Universal health insurance is on the American policy agenda for the fifth time since World War II. In the 1960s, the U.S. chose public coverage for only the elderly and the very poor, while Canada opted for a universal program for hospitals and physicians\' services. As a policy analyst, I know there are lessons to be learned from studying the effect of different approaches in similar jurisdictions. But, as a Canadian with lots of American friends and relatives, I am saddened that Americans seem incapable of learning them. We peacefully share a continent, a British heritage of representative ...
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Leading Matters: Listening for the Future of Health IT Hear from HIMSS WorldWide President and CEO H. Stephen Lieber, CAE, who shares his perspective on how the organization decides which direction to take in improving health with IT. Filed under: Blogging, Clinical and Business Intelligence, Health IT, Leadership, Mobile Health or … Continue reading → |
Factors in Reducing Risk of EHR-Related Adverse Events By Larry Ozeran MD, President, Clinical Informatics Inc. HIMSS core objective as an organization is to improve healthcare quality and patient safety with information technology. As hospitals and providers work to implement electronic health records and other IT and management systems, HIMSS is launching a … Continue reading → |
LGBT Communities and the Affordable Care Act New insurance options made available through the Affordable Care Act hold great potential for improving the lives of LGBT people, but only if we connect the community with coverage. |
Focus on EHR Related Safety Events: Default Values Author: Erin Sparnon, MEng, Senior Patient Safety Analyst, Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority Earlier this year, I blogged about PSA’s large-scale analysis[1] of safety events related to the use of electronic health records (EHR) reported through the state of Pennsylvania’s mandatory … Continue reading → |
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