The British and The USA Health Care

The British and the USA Health Care

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The British and the USA Health Care
Most of the states are currently facing a problem in health care. Each country has their way of doing a thing. In USA, people do not get access to health care except when they pay for it out of their pockets while in us said to people having to wait for a period for treatment. The USA spend some of the GDP money on health care, and they do not cover everybody in USA. While the Uk spends some of them on health, and everybody in USA is included (Reagan, 1992). The UK National Health Service provides general health care to the citizens, free for services, and it is administrated and financed from taxes. While public and private cover finances the Us health care with an enormous tip of service fees on several patients.
The UK and USA health care have the vision to make the following similar changes.
They both want to value the health care expenditure money.
To ensure that the health care doctors, patients, and the institution focus on quality and adopt the behaviors of enhancing values.
Aim to set health care increases to match gross domestic product growth.
Aim to control the health care expenditure to sustain levels.
To control the cost growth cost, the UK, and USA health care are aiming to practice same of the practices in order to bring the cost down. One of the aims is delivering care in more efficient ways, by changing the motivation and encouraging the delivering of expenses. And useful care and also oppose the market growth concentration in a health care system that enable conflict to cost-saving changes and keeps prices unusually high.

They also want to bring the health care coast under control. Developing a medical technology as a primary factor is also one of the methods used to control cost growth, by giving the different between, health care spending and the economic growth. With the aim that the medical technology may give financial credit for about half of the spending growth (Harrington, 2004).
The best measure to control the cost is the buyer and consumer to join the demanding resolution that needs the sacrifices that will bring down the rate of increase in the health care cost. Overcoming the language barrier in health center both in USA ad British is the most used measure used to control the medical cost. Since the majority health care provides insufficient analyst services or no services, the patient who does not have enough knowledge in English lacks sufficient care or quality health care. In most cases, the person recruited, as the interpreters in health care are not trained but fellow patients or family members (Kronenfeld, 2003). Most of the patients who depend on such services always do have adverse clinical cost.
Besides, to control the health care cost, the analyzes can be conducted to asses acts that may have reflective consequences on the group being calculated. Although collecting such reports can somehow be tricky and expensive with an error occurring at numerous ranks.
The health care in UK is mainly provided by the national health services that provide health care to all England residents. All the health care seeks to give the very best care to each patient at any time. They do not standardize all the medical care. The core measure in UK health care is the evidence designed to improve the outcomes of the patients (trosberg, 1992).
To assess the quality officially in heath care, the health basis evidence examine present data to help the people involved in improving the quality of the healthcare recognize what the researcher is available for the certain job.

References
Strosberg, M. A., & Brookings Institution. (1992). Rationing America’s medical care: The Oregon plan and beyond. Washington, D.C: Brookings Institution.
Reagan, M. D. (1992). Curing the crisis: Options for America’s health care. Boulder: Westview Press.
Harrington, C., Estes, C. L., & Crawford, C. (2004). Health policy: Crisis and reform in the U.S. health care delivery system. Sudbury, Mass: Jones and Bartlett Publishers.
Kronenfeld, J. J. (2003). Reorganizing health care delivery systems: Problems of managed care and other models of health care delivery. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

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