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    Overview This section of the project defines the procedures and methods used in completing this project. The first part shows various cases study done around the world to help us understand how healthcare center work. The second part explains into detail the different stages of the design process for this project and how they respond to the issues. Facing all these new health-care challenges, the Chinese government decided to carry out a national health-care reform in 2009 and a succession of strategies

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    multiple health concerns and medical challenges it can be disheartening to have to keep up with all of the trouble surrounding the maintenance of health care. There is a specialist for each diagnosis, along with visits to the primary care physician, several insurances, sharing paperwork and lab results. As if the health condition itself is not tough enough to live with, it is more complicated for the patient to have to be the middleman between all the individuals in charge of his care. For example

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    Special attention will be paid to the new healthcare project in the USA, the Obama-care, which has been seen by many americans as an ‘europeanised’ system. 1. Introduction Health services are built depending on three main factors of a country: economy, politics and culture. Health care systems not only help to the improvement of people’s health conditions but it also helps the economy, creating job positions in the medical service and research projects, and also with the distribution of medicine and

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    & Affordable Care Act, by definition, is “a social contract of health care solidarity through private ownership, markets, choice, and individual responsibility. While some might regard this contract as the unnatural union of opposites—solidarity on the one hand and markets, choice, and individual responsibility on the other,” (Baker 1579). The primary conflict that exists with PPACA is a segmented population of American businesses will have to increase spending to provide the health insurance, a

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    affordable medical care and emergency services, expanding access to higher education in medicine for students, and dedicating resources to the research and development of vaccines against common tropical illnesses. By reducing the incidence of illness and sick leave in the work force, these projects will increase labor productivity and, therefore, also increase real GDP per capita, stimulating long-term economic growth. 1. Construction of accessible and affordable network of medical care and emergency

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    Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), the “patient centered medical home” (PCMH) or “primary care medial home” is the country’s primary care system. The goal, aAccording to the AgencyAHRQ, the goal is to provide “high- quality, accessible, efficient health care for all Americans.” The mission of the medical home model is to “improve health care in Americans by transforming how primary care is organized and delivered.” However, this starts by defining what exactly a medical home is. —Iit i’s

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    Healthcare Reform Essay Unit 3 Individual Project January 25, 2009 The rising cost of healthcare in today’s economy is in desperate need of reform. The cost of healthcare has affected the number of people able to receive medical care. Individuals are suffering more than ever because of the inability to receive medical attention when it’s needed. First, the rising cost of healthcare is going to continue to rise year after year. This is making it harder and harder on working class to receive

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    After market reforms where announced in the late 1970s by Deng Xiaoping (paramount leader), China has been among the most rapidly growing economies in the world. Although having serious natural resource scarcity this growth has been speared headed through 80% of china’s exports are manufactured goods making china heavily dependant on international markets (export-led) . The Gross Domestic Product per capita (GDP) of china in 1962 was at record lows of 130.14 USD, since market reforms, China regularly

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    interest in the PhD project, to explore evidence on roles of Public Health Nursing services in reducing health inequalities, and to suggest needed reforms especially in their training at Bournemouth University Faculty of health and social care. The proposed PhD project to develop a o-19 public health nurse for Dorset, excite me as it relates to my training both undergraduate and postgraduate level, work experience field to management level that shaped my research interest in health systems strengthening

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    Chinese Healthcare System

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    a result, Chinese health conditions had declined, with health indicators at the lowest level compared with other countries

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