Summary: The Ideal Universal Healthcare System
The Ideal “Universal” Healthcare System: Oh’ Hunter Care
To build an ideal healthcare system is said to be near impossible, it would cost too much money, but is that it? Is money the only thing that could help to create the perfect system? In the fiscal year of 2013 the United States government spent 17.1 percent of the GDP on Healthcare, and that number has stayed stagnant in recent years. As both recent and past trends have shown a rise in spending to keep up with the populace and the growing costs of the technology, research, and treatments. The answer is not more money or a higher price tag, nor is the answer is not to continue to increase a budget that is already larger than many others in the world, as the system should be focused on
To build an ideal healthcare system is said to be near impossible, it would cost too much money, but is that it? Is money the only thing that could help to create the perfect system? In the fiscal year of 2013 the United States government spent 17.1 percent of the GDP on Healthcare, and that number has stayed stagnant in recent years. As both recent and past trends have shown a rise in spending to keep up with the populace and the growing costs of the technology, research, and treatments. The answer is not more money or a higher price tag, nor is the answer is not to continue to increase a budget that is already larger than many others in the world, as the system should be focused on