Government Role in Healthcare

Government Role in Healthcare

Write 400-600 words in APA 7 format, 11 pt. Calibri font., with proper in-text citations. Include two to three (2–3) scholarly references published within the last 5 years to substantiate your work. Please provide a copy of all references, A.I., and plagiarism reports.

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In most other countries in the world, the government plays a central role in covering health care needs; however, in the United States, the private sector (in the form of employer-sponsored health insurance) serves as the dominant form of medical coverage. For this assignment, discuss the following:

Describe and discuss some of the ethical concerns or problems that exist because of the dominant form of employer-sponsored health insurance.

Discuss reform actions that the U.S. government has taken to reduce the ethical concerns or problems that you discussed.

Define the ethical principle of justice, and discuss its role in the U.S. health care system.

Government Role in Healthcare

Government Role in Healthcare

Write 400-600 words in APA 7 format, 11 pt. Calibri font., with proper in-text citations. Include two to three (2–3) scholarly references published within the last 5 years to substantiate your work. Please provide a copy of all references, A.I., and plagiarism reports.

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Assignment Details: 

In most other countries in the world, the government plays a central role in covering health care needs; however, in the United States, the private sector (in the form of employer-sponsored health insurance) serves as the dominant form of medical coverage. For this assignment, discuss the following:

Describe and discuss some of the ethical concerns or problems that exist because of the dominant form of employer-sponsored health insurance.

Discuss reform actions that the U.S. government has taken to reduce the ethical concerns or problems that you discussed.

Define the ethical principle of justice, and discuss its role in the U.S. health care system.