Turmoil In The Health Care System In Turmoil Research Paper

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Turmoil in the Health Care System
Sara Windon
MHA 622: Health Care Ethics and Law
Dr. Smiles
November 13, 2017

Abstract
This paper will discuss why the current health care system is in turmoil and analyze two contributing factors to said turmoil. While analyzing the contributing factors, this paper will describe, in detail, how these factors impact consumers and the community. Finally, this paper will touch on the benefits of national health insurance and some of the risk factors that accompany it, as well.

To say that the U.S. health care system is inadequately run, is an understatement. Today’s society faces many shortcomings when utilizing health care in the United States and some of these inadequacies include diminishing
There are many factors that can contribute to the success or failure of an organization and often it is difficult to pinpoint just one cause. The viability of the health care industry does not solely rely on consumers; it relies on environmental factors, the economy, politics, efficient management, and motivation. There are many contributing factors to turmoil within the health care industry and these factors need to be addressed with caution, accuracy, and in a timely manner so consumers can experience better quality care and the sense of importance.

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