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    Health Policy Issue According to www.congress.gov (2013) Bill S.1879 Cancer Treatment Parity Act 2013 sponsored by Sen. Alan Franken and Sen. Mark Kirk: “ Amends the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), the Public Health Service Act, and the Internal Revenue Code to require a group or individual health plan providing benefits with respect to anticancer medications administered by a health care provider to provide no less favorable coverage for prescribed, patient-administered

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    I think the number one challenge facing the United States of America today is our health care system and its policies. Before talk about the issues we face today, we must talk about how it is formed and its components. The healthcare system in USA is a mix of private and public components. Almost all healthcare facilities are owned and controlled by private sector. Some hospitals are non-profit, others are owned by the government and others are run by private organizations. Between 60-70% are non-profit

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    According to the World Health Organization, health policy comprises of the decisions, plans and activities carried out in a community to attain certain specific goals in health care. Through the policy, it is easy to set a vision for the future. It also helps in setting targets and establishing points of reference to assess performance both in the short run and in the long-term (Patel and Rushefsky 2014). With a well-formulated health policy, it is easy to prioritize objectives and determine the

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    Health Law, Regulations, and Policy Paper Michelle Hobbs HCS/545 June 13, 2016 Qiana Amos Health Law, Regulation, and Policy Paper Today’s health care industry is more than just providing medical services to individuals in need; it encompasses various laws, regulations, and policies that direct how care should be provided and what the ramifications of non-compliance will have on the health care provider and the organizations where services are rendered. There are various kinds of laws, regulations

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    In this paper will discuss the health care policy debate by explaining the current health policy debate regarding the Affordable Care Act. This paper will showcase the values, markets, and morals as well as the fairness and availability of care. It will look at who wins and who loses and discuss equity, efficiency, and effectiveness. Lastly, this paper will show my own experiences and opinions of the healthcare debate and where I stand on the subject. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was enacted

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    What is a Health Policy Nurse? As health care reform continues to be implemented and debated, there is strong demand for nurses who understand policy. They must use their technical expertise to lead and guide policy changes in various health care settings. A health policy degree looks at the bigger picture and system-level issues of health care environments. Learning how policies may affect different groups of people and organizations will help initiative dialogue, drive change and promote patient

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    variables that will vary from country – to country, these will consist of their population, general overall health of their population, socioeconomic conditions, health system infrastructure (densely concentrated, widely dispersed), and political process or form of government that would be the major influence in designing a universal health policy. Some interesting concepts were that in a designed policy hospitals receive a per diem, that is determined by the type of hospital classification, and that even

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    Health Care Policy Issues There are many trending topics in health care that arise and affect our workplaces every day. The professional meeting I had the opportunity to attend was the North Texas Organization for Nurse Executives (N-TONE) fall forum. Several health policy issues and opportunities to address them were brought up at the meeting with the main issue to be covered in this overview being workplace violence. TONE is a member of the Texas Nurses Associations Nursing Legislative Agenda Coalition

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    implementing systems and policies for health and safety. The Health and safety act 1974 this legislation breaks down into many different parts that you should abide by at your workplace such as safe operation and maintenance of the working environment. This means that it is up to you to keep all equipment and resources that are laying around safe and out of the way of service users who are wondering around as it can lead to dangerous situations. Also, accidents and health problems this is because

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    information about certain health issues from mainstream media outlets. Health professionals take different approaches to understand a health-related problem that can affect the potential interventions and policies implemented. The approach taken by the media when presenting information on health can have a major impact on how the public understands health. It is, therefore, important to examine how the representation of health in the media can impact health policies. A specific health concern that is dramatically

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