Healthcare Reform: How Doctors and Nurses View Universal Care and Current Reform

Background:

Even with a law passed in both houses of Congress, health care reform and the question of universal or national healthcare system continues to dominate the debate on the hill. There is talk of abolishing the law and potentially leaving millions of Americans more vulnerable and uninsured. Some argue that the abolition of the best, because the current law gives the government too much power and frustrate our individual rights and freedoms. Others argue that the law does not go far enough to give every American the right to health services. These views are polarized and Representatives on Capitol Hill and the constituents who live on main street.

Even with a law passed in both houses of Congress, health care reform and the question of universal or national healthcare system continues to dominate the debate on the hill. There is talk of abolishing the law and potentially leaving millions of Americans more vulnerable and uninsured. Some argue that the abolition of the best, because the current law gives the government too much power and frustrate our individual rights and freedoms. Others argue that the law does not go far enough to give every American the right to health services. These views are polarized and Representatives on Capitol Hill and the constituents who live on main street.

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health care workers, "Viewpoint:

opinions in this article expressed the nurses and doctors in Dallas. For confidentiality reasons, names, said nurses and doctors, as well as the name of the hospital Dallas area where work will not be used. Based on their experiences in the system, and health workers said their frustration with the current system, reform and universal health care. The issue is health care reform and universal health care. As nurses and doctors have seen this?

Cons:
On the other hand, there are some nurses and doctors who are vehemently opposed to the idea of universal health care and reforms that were passed. These health officials state the following:

... pay for such a system will require a tax increase. That means more money taken from hardworking Americans, the money can be used to take care of their families, co-pays and deductions, as well as they think necessary. Increased taxation also limits the funds available during retirement. Some doctors and nurses believe that Medicare is looking forward to the health care system. In a free market society, insurance companies should be allowed to compete freely, without government run system that undermines the free market. Ideally, the free market will take care of prices and the end will reduce overall healthcare costs. Hospitals and insurance companies which meet the requirements of society will prevail. People who work hard will have access to health services. It is common knowledge that doctors in the United States earn more than doctors in other industrialized countries. Extensive training and effort is rewarded with respectable pay checks. Many fear that their standard of living will fall if the national health system has undergone. Moreover, the current reform advocates preventive care that can live for some specialties out of the loop. After years of training to serve the society, and specialties can become obsolete. Many people like to know if they are secured, the care they need will be available to them when necessary. It is considered that the extension of health benefits will all lead to long waiting lines, and if this is the case, many individuals are rightfully feared for their lives, cost and quality of life.

Pros:

Patients are more likely to get preventive care, if they are insured. Health services cost a lot of money. Many people are bankrupt as a direct result of their inability to pay medical bills, including hospital stays, physician and ancillary care visits (home health nurses and therapists), and pharmaceutical supplies and medical supplies. This means that the health and financial well-being of patients affected by all the laws that offer better access to health services. hospitals and prevention saves taxpayers money. Although not a primary concern for the nurses, were quick to point out that under-insured and uninsured patients who make it to hospital only when they come they are so sick they can not fully healed from diseases that could have prevented with the right outside patient care . Due to the advanced progression of their disease at admission, these patients stay longer in hospitals and to respond less conventional terapije.Rezultat a very high price for care. Since these individuals can not pay, in many cases, hospitals are stuck with the bill. In order to pay off debts incurred increased costs to hospitals caring for those who can pay. It is a logical solution that is now affecting law abiding taxpayers that could have been prevented. People who are chronically ill can not work and pay for health care. Some end up homeless and become a problem of society is relying on help from private parties or city government. If everyone were insured, many people who require frequent medical care will be taken care of reducing the number of homeless people. The United States is the only industrial country that does not provide health coverage for all its people. The United States is the only industrial country that does not provide health coverage for all its people ....

Conclusion:

Altogether, during the interview process that led to this article, it became apparent that most health workers opinion on access to health care were greatly influenced by their role in caring for their patients. It is quite clear that the nurse in the role of patient advocate greatly influenced their views on healthcare reform and universal health care system skrbi.Mnogo nurses are in favor of a system that provides coverage for every patient who walked through the hospital doors. Doctors, who are more likely to voice concern over the structure, efficiency, and fees are less likely to support a system that will drastically change the existing landscape.

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