Question 1

Policy making in the sphere of public health presupposes economic, social, psychological, ecological, political and cultural factors in aggregate influencing the comfort of human life in society and a state of health. In other words, active public health (similar to ecological, gender, etc.) expertise should be conducted... read more

The US health care system is one of the largest branches of the American economy in which huge resources are concentrated. The medical industry makes one seventh part of the whole national economy in which over 10 million people are occupied. Policy making in the sphere of health care makes multilateral impact on the American society. The policy covers essential interests in the sphere of he... read more

Question1

Traditionally, the federalism in the U.S. implied that the states had the power and authority аs sovereign nations (Feldstein, 2006). Therefore, healthcare regulation was a prerogative of the state level of government. The jurisdiction over physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals, as well as hospitals and ... read more