Health Care Organization
How does the Government contribute to positive changes in health care?
The Government affects positively the health care industry in several ways. First, it makes sure that the industry abides by the lawful activities. Second, the Government makes a substantial amount of financial aid to support the health care in the country so that it can provide the highest quality of care at the affordable prices to the patients. Although Government's original involvement in health can be traced from a preventive point-of-view: control the conditions that might lead the spread of contagious diseases among people, this role becomes more much critical in the healthcare industry. For example, when the main role of the Government was to educate people about the sanitary conditions and control the spread of the contagious disease, it was not uncommon for the Government to establish different kinds of health-boards that regularly checked the toxicity of the water...
In an advanced industrialized society like the United States of
America, the role of the Government for positively contributing to the health care industry has grown. Now Government strictly regulates this industry from verification of the quality of the
drugs and medications to the inspection of the healthcare centers. For example, The Government has objectives of certifying physician quality and forcing those doctors from the market that do not meet the criteria (Starr, 1982). In addition, Government can contribute positively by making health insurance affordable to citizens so that they can take of their health. The final role of the Government that can contribute positively to the healthcare industry stems from the fact that Government can educate
public about the ill effects of the different drugs that would otherwise has passed from the initial tests but were found to have dangerous side effects. Bringing these issues in front of the public, the health care industries can save millions of dollars that otherwise could have…
