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Question #1! FOR THE 2 SEPARATE SECTIONS/WORK
Don’t go short cut and mess it up. Address each question separately like you did last week. You end one covering every point and doing a very good job.
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You can get article to question 1a. Please cite all work thoroughly. No rejection please.
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1a What is the National Health Insurance?
B: Evaluate selected healthcare policy models and frameworks
1C: Is Medicare effective?
1D:What about the VA Health System? How do sociopolitical factors influence these systems?
1E:What can you do as a DNP nurse to formalize support to advance health care policies or agendas?
What is a Health Insurance Exchange? Use this part to develop great introduction
Section 1311 of the ACA requires each state to establish a health insurance exchange by January 1, 2014. The fundamental purpose of a health insurance exchange is to create an online marketplace for the sale and purchase of health insurance for customers (consumers). The exchange is required to serve two markets: the individual market and the small group market. The exchanges are structured to benefit customers by providing choice, transparency, and convenience, in which one chooses among competing health insurer providers (both public and private).
Marketplace competition is how everything is purchased, from books to shoes to food. Everything, that is, except health insurance. The health insurance exchanges were designed using this business model and current understanding of the economic drivers of health care. The benefits of using the marketplace model are obvious to anyone who has ever shopped at a Costco (Klein, 2009). The products are clearly priced, standardized for ease of comparison, and written in clear language to assess quality. Buying in bulk can lead to cost savings. 197Health insurance exchanges are created to provide this same type of information and transactional opportunity. Essentially, the exchanges are designed to increase access for uninsured or underinsured Americans to quality and affordable health insurance by expanding the size of the insurance coverage pool. (The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation, 2013b)
