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Why US don't have socialized health system where a small nation like Cuba with no resources can have it?
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British Medical system?
This question refers to the healthy system of the United Kingdom. The official name for the system is the National Health Service, which provides socialized medicine to the country.
The what of an ecosystem is based on whether the population in the system destroys the natural resources for that system?
Health sustainability
Is health care free in tenerife?
health care is never "free" it is socialized medicine what this means is that people pay extra taxes towards this healthcare system, much like they do here in Canada.
What of an ecosystem is based on whether the population in the system destroys the natural resources of that system?
Health sustainability
What of an ecosystem is based on whether the population in the system destroys the natural resources of that system.?
Health sustainability
What in an ecosystem is based on whether the population in the system destroys the natural resources of that system?
Health sustainability
The what of an ecosystem is based on whether the population in the system destroys the natural resources of that system?
Health sustainability
What term denotes a nation's basis for allocating its resources among its citizens?
An economic system
What are some examples of financial and human resources necessary to ensure the effective operation of the ohs system?
One of the examples of fniancial and human resources necessary to ensure the effective operation of the OHS System is the Health and Safety System for personnel.
Is ObamaCare socialized medicine?
Yes, since it will take money from those that work and give it to everyone. Treatment will not be as good, plus they will put you on a waiting list for serious health issues like Canada. No, it's not socialized medicine in any meaningful way, and the above is patently false. Socialized medicine indicates a government-run healthcare industry. In the USA, Medicaid and Medicare are instances of socialized medicine. Under the PPACA, the privately-run health insurance industry will continue to provide coverage for roughly 80% of all people. The PPACA provides subsidies to people below certain income levels to help them purchase private health insurance, and it also expands the Medicaid program to allow more people to qualify. But it does NOT fit the definition of a socialized medical system as a whole. Rather it's a regulated private system. Plus, there is no basis for making claims about improved or poorer treatment levels, as the law is quite complex, and the total system effects will not be known until later this decade (likely around 2018 or later).
What a the fundamentals of North Carolia's healthcare system?
The healthcare system in North Carolina is a non-profit intergrated healthcare system aiming to provide people with a quality care health system and operating leading programs. Their vision is to become the nation's leading public academic health care system.
What federal program that provides free health care to the poor is?
The NHS:National Health Service The National Health Service provides health care for all British citizens regardless of financial condition. The health care is free at the point of delivery, but it is paid for by deductions from paychecks. As a socialized system, those who work pay for those who don't, or for various reasons cannot work. No healthcare system is entirely free - someone pays for it somewhere along the line.
