National_Health_Care_System

National Health Care System United States Health Care System Introduction: Should the United States Adopt a Health Care System' I. Definition of a national health care system. A. National systems are government operated organizations. 1. Health care systems ensure that everyone will get medical attention and care. 2. Three forms of government operated health systems. B. Examples of insured and uninsured people. 1. There are people without insurance who cannot afford insurance. 2. Insurance policies are frequently used to full potential. II. People are unsure and ignorant with the idea of a national health care system. A. Private Health care systems are familiar and accepted by the people. 1. Problems can arise with a new system. 2. Improper planning would be devastating to the economy. B. A national health care system would benefit everyone. 1. The U.S. has the funds for a national system and would save taxpayers money . 2. Having a national system would ensure everyone medical attention. 3. Each state would have board members to make important decisions. 4. Doctors would still have the right not to participate. 5. There would be a certain structure to follow. Conclusion: People know there is a problem with the health care system but they do not try to educate themselves. Changes are desired and people should play a more active roll and speak out when it comes to health care. The U.S. desperately health, care, system, national, people, insurance, systems, medical, private, government, 2001, quality, everyone, should, right, program, need, doctors, united, states, provide, pay, corporate, policy, plans, patient, out, one, new, nations, healthcare, having, funds, blue