Universal Health Care System for the United States of America: A Disruptive Innovation
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (794 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1442150203 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 58 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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His original research at Brandeis, National Institutes of Health and the UCSF biochemistry department has been published in prestigious journals of science, proceedings at the National Academy of Sciences, British Journal of Bacteriology and others. He has worked in private practice for twenty years, and worked pro bono at the Blackmans Free Clinic of San Francisco. Public Health Service with a rank of Commander in the U.S. Behzad Mohit is an author, physician, and graduate of the State University of New York med
The universal health care system described in this book is a disruptive innovation that turns the present, expensive and inadequate health care system in America on it's head. The following are some of the features and benefits of the proposed system. Independent, nonprofit, people-funded, people-managed, single agency Not socialized medicine Saves minimum of 1$ trillion/year and more Covers all people with good, quality-controlled care, including preventive care 100% coverage of all costs, medication, and devices, with no copay Reliable and trustworthy medical research and education Avoids conflicts of interest by doctors, professors, researchers, regulators, medical educations, pharmaceutical and other vendors After reading this book you may wonder why we have not done this sooner.
Lawrence Litman said A brilliant solution to our health care crisis AND save 1,000,000,000,000 a year. Dr. Mohit has solved the problem of how to get good health care for all and not only pay for it, but save a trilion dollars a year, every year. The key feature of his plan removes the profit motive from medicine (doctors would be salaried and their performance peer and patient reviewed). The ties that link drug companies and researchers would be severed, and drug costs would be halved. The biggest difference in his plan, and the most innovative, is a universal, non-profit, non-governmental, single payer, people funded and. "Real Change" according to Sangeet Duchane. While the politicians dither around, getting press coverage while managing to make no real changes that will make health coverage any better, this book outlines the problem and how we can solve it. America is the only country in the industrialized world that allows unbridled profit seeking in health care. As a result, we have obscenely expensive care that is of lower quality than our neighbors get at half the price. To change this we will have to dig to the roots of the problem, not just spread wood chips on the garden an
Numerous medical scientists have quoted his work in immunology and bacteriology and other fields. He had an honorable discharge from the U.S. His original research at Brandeis, National Institutes of Health and the UCSF biochemistry department has been published in prestigious journals of science, pr