... contribute to the cost. Employers currently provide insurance to more than 160 million people—coverage that would ... risk pools.
Obama proposes a National Health Insurance Exchange where small businesses ...
Chile has maintained a dual health care system in which citizens can opt for coverage with either the public National Health Insurance Fund or a private health insurance company. However, the two ...
... economy, it seems rational to focus on access to health care and quality of care first."
Established ... support government legislation to establish national health insurance while only 32 percent oppose ...
... to the survey, conducted by Harris Interactive, support the creation of a national health insurance exchange with the authority to enforce standards of participation by carriers, standardize benefits ...
... last months of life is the best care during that period. It's delightful that national health insurers are investigating how to translate that science into better care for those they insure," says ...
... This suggests that paying more based on income could be the paradigm for President Obama's national health insurance," he said. "And as the administration looks for ways to fund it, they probably like ...
... residents 70 years old or older to determine incidence of nocturia. Using data from a national health insurance system, researchers assessed differences in survival stratified by presence or absence ...
... bankruptcy is almost a unique American phenomenon, which does not occur in countries that have national health insurance. These long-time advocates of a single payer system give us another compelling ...
... , at least for cancer survivors, CRC screening should be covered by the Korean national health insurance scheme and screening methods using colonoscopy should be recommended as a primary screening ...
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Yi-Hua Chen, Ph.D., of Tai Pei Medical University, Taiwan, and colleagues used data from the Taiwan National Health Insurance Research Data set and analyzed records from 1, ...
