Contradictions In Healthcare

The policy issue related to the U.S. health Care System is in direct relation to a series of contradictions such as the US spending more per capita in Health Care than any other country and yet million are out of insurance, or the fact that some of the most important medical innovation are generated here, but many don’t have access to it, and also that the US has some of the best facilities and trained doctors in the world, but quality throughout the system is unreliable. I was watching a video on the policies related to the Care Act where they stated that “when anyone following their own incentives makes decisions that undermine the system’s ability to achieve basic goals.” The solution to all these contradictions, is to change those incentives,

so that everyone has access to the care they need, costs are kept under control, and quality becomes more reliable. The interventions of policies are necessary to guide consumers, regulate market, and adjust benefits received by a specific population. At the end of the day the goals are to cover everyone, control cost, and to improve the quality of care, so the policies had to deal with a way to make Government, insurance companies, and health care providers to work as a team, not as individuals with diversities of goals.