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The Resource Universal health care, Susan Hunnicutt, book editor

Universal health care, Susan Hunnicutt, book editor

Contributor
Summary
Discussions of the questions surrounding the implementation of universal health care in the United States
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
240 p.
Contents
  • Clark Newhall ;
  • The
  • media have exaggerated the number of Americans without health insurance
  • Sally Pipes
  • Open-ended insurance payments encourage abuse of the health care system
  • Robert B. Helms
  • Open-ended insurance payments do not lead to abuse of the health care system
  • Malcolm Gladwell ;
  • The
  • U.S. health care system is a leader in medical innovation despite its shortcomings
  • Chapter 1.
  • Tyler Cowen
  • Chapter 2.
  • Is access to health care a moral issue?
  • Access to health care is a human right / Helen Redmond
  • Health care is not a right
  • Leonard Peikoff
  • Treating health care as a human right would increase health care costs
  • Donald J. Boudreaux
  • Treating health care as a human right would reduce health care costs
  • Gary Dorrien
  • Is the U.S. health care system failing?
  • Universal health care is unbiblical
  • Mark H. Creech
  • Universal health care is a moral issue for faith-based investors
  • Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
  • Chapter 3.
  • Does universal health care work in other countries?
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide better care for less money
  • Karin J. Robinson ;
  • The
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide lower quality health care
  • John C. Goodman ;
  • The
  • Canadian single-payer system provides a good model for universal coverage in the United States
  • Sara Robinson ;
  • The
  • Canadian model for achieving universal health care is not a good one for the United States
  • George C. Halvorson ;
  • The
  • French model for universal health care is better than the Canadian model
  • U.S. health care system needs to change
  • Paul V. Dutton
  • Chapter 4.
  • What steps can the U.S. take to achieve universal health care?
  • Expansion of Medicare is the best way to provide universal access to quality health care
  • Johnathon S. Ross
  • Medicare is the wrong model for reforming the U.S. health care system
  • William P. Hoar ;
  • The
  • United States should move rapidly to implement universal health care
  • Chris Farrell ;
  • Ben Furnas
  • The
  • United States should move forward cautiously to implement universal health care
  • Henry J. Aaron ;
  • The
  • United States can achieve universal health care without dismantling the existing health care system
  • Atul Gawande
  • It is possible for the United States to achieve universal health care while protecting scientific innovation
  • Jonathan Cohn
  • Americans have much to lose if the U.S. health care system is changed
  • Michael D. Tanner
  • Too many people do not have health insurance
Isbn
9780737746488
Instance
Label
Universal health care
Title
Universal health care
Statement of responsibility
Susan Hunnicutt, book editor
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Discussions of the questions surrounding the implementation of universal health care in the United States
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http://library.link/vocab/ext/novelist/bookUI
341722
Cataloging source
DLC
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
LC call number
RA412.2
LC item number
.U55 2010
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/ext/novelist/minGradeLevel
  • 10
  • 12
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
Hunnicutt, Susan
http://library.link/vocab/resourcePreferred
True
Series statement
Opposing viewpoints
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • National health insurance
  • Medical care
  • Health services accessibility
  • National health insurance
  • Medical care
  • Access to health care
Target audience
adolescent
Label
Universal health care, Susan Hunnicutt, book editor
Instantiates
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 226-230) and index
Contents
  • Clark Newhall ;
  • The
  • media have exaggerated the number of Americans without health insurance
  • Sally Pipes
  • Open-ended insurance payments encourage abuse of the health care system
  • Robert B. Helms
  • Open-ended insurance payments do not lead to abuse of the health care system
  • Malcolm Gladwell ;
  • The
  • U.S. health care system is a leader in medical innovation despite its shortcomings
  • Chapter 1.
  • Tyler Cowen
  • Chapter 2.
  • Is access to health care a moral issue?
  • Access to health care is a human right / Helen Redmond
  • Health care is not a right
  • Leonard Peikoff
  • Treating health care as a human right would increase health care costs
  • Donald J. Boudreaux
  • Treating health care as a human right would reduce health care costs
  • Gary Dorrien
  • Is the U.S. health care system failing?
  • Universal health care is unbiblical
  • Mark H. Creech
  • Universal health care is a moral issue for faith-based investors
  • Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
  • Chapter 3.
  • Does universal health care work in other countries?
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide better care for less money
  • Karin J. Robinson ;
  • The
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide lower quality health care
  • John C. Goodman ;
  • The
  • Canadian single-payer system provides a good model for universal coverage in the United States
  • Sara Robinson ;
  • The
  • Canadian model for achieving universal health care is not a good one for the United States
  • George C. Halvorson ;
  • The
  • French model for universal health care is better than the Canadian model
  • U.S. health care system needs to change
  • Paul V. Dutton
  • Chapter 4.
  • What steps can the U.S. take to achieve universal health care?
  • Expansion of Medicare is the best way to provide universal access to quality health care
  • Johnathon S. Ross
  • Medicare is the wrong model for reforming the U.S. health care system
  • William P. Hoar ;
  • The
  • United States should move rapidly to implement universal health care
  • Chris Farrell ;
  • Ben Furnas
  • The
  • United States should move forward cautiously to implement universal health care
  • Henry J. Aaron ;
  • The
  • United States can achieve universal health care without dismantling the existing health care system
  • Atul Gawande
  • It is possible for the United States to achieve universal health care while protecting scientific innovation
  • Jonathan Cohn
  • Americans have much to lose if the U.S. health care system is changed
  • Michael D. Tanner
  • Too many people do not have health insurance
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
240 p.
Isbn
9780737746488
Lccn
2009042511
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
(OCoLC)429183677
Label
Universal health care, Susan Hunnicutt, book editor
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 226-230) and index
Contents
  • Clark Newhall ;
  • The
  • media have exaggerated the number of Americans without health insurance
  • Sally Pipes
  • Open-ended insurance payments encourage abuse of the health care system
  • Robert B. Helms
  • Open-ended insurance payments do not lead to abuse of the health care system
  • Malcolm Gladwell ;
  • The
  • U.S. health care system is a leader in medical innovation despite its shortcomings
  • Chapter 1.
  • Tyler Cowen
  • Chapter 2.
  • Is access to health care a moral issue?
  • Access to health care is a human right / Helen Redmond
  • Health care is not a right
  • Leonard Peikoff
  • Treating health care as a human right would increase health care costs
  • Donald J. Boudreaux
  • Treating health care as a human right would reduce health care costs
  • Gary Dorrien
  • Is the U.S. health care system failing?
  • Universal health care is unbiblical
  • Mark H. Creech
  • Universal health care is a moral issue for faith-based investors
  • Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
  • Chapter 3.
  • Does universal health care work in other countries?
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide better care for less money
  • Karin J. Robinson ;
  • The
  • The
  • universal health care systems of other countries provide lower quality health care
  • John C. Goodman ;
  • The
  • Canadian single-payer system provides a good model for universal coverage in the United States
  • Sara Robinson ;
  • The
  • Canadian model for achieving universal health care is not a good one for the United States
  • George C. Halvorson ;
  • The
  • French model for universal health care is better than the Canadian model
  • U.S. health care system needs to change
  • Paul V. Dutton
  • Chapter 4.
  • What steps can the U.S. take to achieve universal health care?
  • Expansion of Medicare is the best way to provide universal access to quality health care
  • Johnathon S. Ross
  • Medicare is the wrong model for reforming the U.S. health care system
  • William P. Hoar ;
  • The
  • United States should move rapidly to implement universal health care
  • Chris Farrell ;
  • Ben Furnas
  • The
  • United States should move forward cautiously to implement universal health care
  • Henry J. Aaron ;
  • The
  • United States can achieve universal health care without dismantling the existing health care system
  • Atul Gawande
  • It is possible for the United States to achieve universal health care while protecting scientific innovation
  • Jonathan Cohn
  • Americans have much to lose if the U.S. health care system is changed
  • Michael D. Tanner
  • Too many people do not have health insurance
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
240 p.
Isbn
9780737746488
Lccn
2009042511
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
(OCoLC)429183677

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