Article Review.
'Health Policy and the Economy: A Vision for Healthy America.' Written by the Yale School of Management.
Author's Proposed Purpose
The article aims to inform the reader about how the economic principle is applied to health care. It goes into depth on how one portion of health care, Medicare, is administered using economic principles through Budgetary Risk Analysis. This allows Medicare to have a more efficient and effective process for managing its funds. In addition, it goes into depth on the way insurance is used to manage the health care costs for individuals who are not Medicare or Medicaid (Univ., 2021). The article is intended for various audiences, such as economics and health care students. It also intends to inform the reader how economic principles have been applied to the health care system, thus making it more efficient. The author would like to provide a brief overview of both articles and inform [the] reader of how economic principles have been applied to health care. The author's desire for this article is also to educate readers about how Medicare has been administered using economic principles via budgetary risk analysis.
Analysis of Key Issues
The key issues that were discussed are 1. Healthy America is a feasible option to achieve the goal of healthy Americans 2. Creating an environment that supports employee engagement and wellness programs allows employers to improve their workforce's health and productivity 3. The success of out-of-pocket expenditures is directly affected by the availability and quality? Of...
…medical illness because it doesn't give people access to needed health care. Thus, I can say that this argument can also be used to oppose or support the implementation of universal healthcare policy in certain countries. The article affected my learning on the topic because it provided a new perspective on how public funds subsidize health care in the United States and how it can be improved. In this, I can relate the learning to biblical principles associated with the care of others by serving the poor and the sick. The book is an excellent example of the interaction between health policy (Univ., 2021), economics, and ethics as it touches on issues such as insurance reform, health care delivery, and patient treatments and care…
References
Univ., Y. (2021). Health Policy and Management < Yale University. Catalog.yale.edu. http://catalog.yale.edu/ysph/course-descriptions/health-policy-management/
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