Hope Healthcare Review » Healthcare

why has healthcare became a major issue in these last few years?

HopeHealth — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 06:28:41 +0000

i know it has always been a issue for some to afford it, but know its like a very very serious issue. Why was healthcare not that hard to afford under Reagan and Clinton?

What is wrong with the healthcare system?

HopeHealth — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 06:28:25 +0000

There are alot of people that would love to be able to have healthcare coverage but cant afford it.

There are others that have had healthcare coverage for so long that they think that it is a right. These people tend to not follow directions of their medical providers, which makes them sick again, and then their back wondering why they are sick again.

If your not going to follow the advise of medical providers then either find a new physician that understands your needs or withdraw from the healthcare plan.
It is people like you that are unhealthy that require alot more personal attention that are keeping costs high for those of us that would like to pay less for healthcare.

A word to the healthcare providers.
If your patients dont listen and follow your advice or instructions then you should drop them as your patient and make them go to another physician. If they dont want to listen to the 2nd person then they need to be dropped from the plan all together.

How did you decide to enroll in healthcare informatics classes?

HopeHealth — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 06:30:56 +0000

How did you decide to enroll in healthcare informatics classes?

What happened to the big Healthcare Reform emergency?

HopeHealth — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 06:28:10 +0000

6 months ago, Obama and the Democrats told us we had to pass Healthcare reform in a hurry, or disaster would result.

Now that it’s difficult, HealthCare reform is on the back burner.

Could it be that the “emergency” was that they wanted to pass an unpopular bill before we entered an election year?

Malcolm Gladwell – Innovation in Healthcare

HopeHealth — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 06:42:44 +0000

Malcolm Gladwell is bestselling author of titles such as The Tipping Point and Outliers. Both in his books and in his essays for The New Yorker magazine, Malcolm comments on the nature of innovation, especially the origins of new ideas and their widespread dissemination. In this interview, recorded at the Ideaworks for Healthcare 2009 innovation event hosted by iSOFT, Malcolm reflects on new ideas in healthcare and the importance of framing issues in language that can be understood clearly by clinicians, patients and governments.