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The overall goal of the Session Long Project is to examine health care delivery in the United States from a strategic perspective. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) changed the landscape of the health care industry. For this assignment, read the "Three brutal facts that provide strategic direction for health care delivery systems: Preparing for the end of the health care bubble" by Nathan Kaufman. Kaufman discusses that the health care industry is heading for a fall and that organizations need to prepare now by focusing their strategies on new market realities. After reading the Kaufman article, write a paper to respond to the following questions. 1. Why does Kaufman believe the health care bubble is going to burst? Explain whether you agree or disagree with his views. 2. Discuss what he means by "Physician autonomy and the organized medical staff will become less relevant". Do you believe this will improve patient care? 3. Discuss what a prepared organization is to Kaufman. Do you believe this is what it will take to effectively deal with the health care bubble? What are some suggestions that you have based upon this article and your own research? Length: Submit a 3-page paper. Kaufman’s Healthcare Bubble Common believes in most Americans according to Kaufman hold the thought that the Obama’s care act was supposed to provide coverage in a more reasonably priced, accessible, economical care to the people. This is basically to provide the customer control of their own medical coverage. The organizations, healthcare industries, and customers are unable to meet the cost of the extreme expenses in regard to insurance premiums (Patashnik & Zelizer, 2013). There is also an increase of people not enrolling to the affordable Care Act due to high cost of actual treatment. They would rather pay the penalties for not having coverage. Additionally, the salary rate from some employers cannot necessitate the payment of the health insurance premiums attached to an employee’s medical plan. The Medicaid extension under the Obama care act was recognized to deliver healthcare to low income citizens and the middle class along with, seniors, and disabled patients. The problem with medical entitlement is that not all the same in all governments, and if people did not meet earnings, they get a tax drawback for not providing protection. The penalty has triggered a delinquency that Kaufman has acknowledged, the poor people getting healthcare over the Medicaid extension but lacks the monetary support for treatment. Any states that avoid the implementation of Medicaid extension caused some families to fall into the cracks of acquiring profits above Medicaid entitlement restrictions but beneath the inferior frontier for Market home larger tax approvals. Most of the families found in the protection crack will proceed to agonize because of the monetary breakdown, and the apprehensions of their health can face decline because of the increasing expenditures. The paper concurs with Kaufman’s perception in that the medical payments shall increase successfully due to the extreme expenses of the medical protection and hence subjects the entities to impending dangers and to lower the economic engagement in the health care industry. Customers do not travail singly from the business scuffle to afford medical plans for the employees at minimal costs but also other business also needy families. Irrelevancy of Physician Autonomy In Future Doctors over eighty are demarcated as the medical doctor’s capacitation in developing a client/doctor affiliation grounded on careful attention and the capability to establish a treatment upkeep strategy founded on that alliance. The physician autonomy in the healthcare sector has reduced the roles of other medical staff such as the nurse practitioners (Patashnik,& Zelizer, 2013). Kaufman's thought of the medical staff becoming irrelevant in future is based on the improvements on the restrictions on the nurse practitioner. The roles of nurse practitioners in future will be highly recommended as opposed to physician roles and hence will lead to the extinction of the physicians from the health industry. I believe Kaufman is affirming that the systematized medicinal workforce shall beget irrelevance in health facilities because of the increasing value over Affordable Care Act inspiring benefactors to move other cheap and reasonable care models available such as ambulatory care model. The Affordable Care Act encompasses several divisions that aim at enlarging the patient insurance and lowering the economic obstacles to partake the doctor’s medical advises. For instance, getting-off several revenues away from the pre-emptive amenities and promoting the personal acquisition of protective cover (Shaw, 2014). The Obama care is geared to offering affordable health services to all the citizens through reduced medical fees. The Obama care on offer by several doctors equipped with effective decision-making capabilities on referral procedures relies on the patient’s acknowledgment progresses to affect the client's medical stand and gratification. The doctor's sovereignty maintains the Doctors over eighty proceeds the tension of client’s moments of waiting, medicinal faults, and admittance to the protection and can instantaneously exploit their health organizations that will organize the finest sequence of client’s protection. Prepared organization The Prepared Establishments are the medical entities that are involved in regaining the and not trusting the hysteria of the Patient’s Protection and the Affordable Care Act and accountable care establishment’s achievement frequency. The physicians will regain the supervisory and management primary role of offering treatment services to the clients in the healthcare facilities. The prepared organization basis its argument on that point of the physicians controlling all the healthcare facilities and playing the supervisory role over the other health staff. The paper comprehends that medical facility is growing, but trusting and believing in the Affordable Care Act and concept of Accordable Care Organization’s providing care is essential in the industry (Shaw, 2014). The America’s strive in providing affordable healthcare service to its citizens involves several cons and pros attached to the economic perception, and there is not a rapid resolution to the situation. Most of the citizens cannot meet the expense of healthcare insurance benefit from Affordable Care Act and receive optimal care through Accordable Care Organizations. Moreover, the affordable care act pressurizes the beneficial members to pay some attached monetary value; this becomes challenging to the financially disabled citizens who seek for other alternative medical care. References Patashnik, E. M., & Zelizer, J. E. (2013). The struggle to remake politics: Liberal reform and the limits of policy feedback in the contemporary American state. Perspectives on Politics, 11(4),1071-1087. Shaw, F. E., Asomugha, C. N., Conway, P. H., & Rein, A. S. (2014). The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: opportunities for prevention and public health. The Lancet, 384(9937), 75-82.
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Health Care Delivery in the United States
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HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN THE UNITED STATES
Kaufman’s Healthcare Argument
According to Kaufman, the Common belief amongst Americans is that the affordable care
act was to cover health care to the American people on a reasonable and affordable package. He
argues that it was basically meant to provide clients control over their own medical covers. This is
due to Organizations, healthcare providers and clients being unable to meet the cost of the high
insurance premiums (Patashnik & Zelizer, 2013).
Kaufman argues that the number of enrolled people to the affordable care act is low due to
the high cost of the actual treatment. He says that people prefer paying the penalties for not having
the medical cover than paying for the cover itself. Apart from high costs of treatment, the salary
rates from some employers cannot facilitate payment of the health insurance premiums attached
to an employee’s medical plan.
One Part of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was th...


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