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Healthcare is a fundamental necessity, yet in many countries including the United States, it remains a privilege rather than a right. This research examines the benefits of universal healthcare by analyzing its impact in countries that have successfully implemented healthcare such as Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. This study evaluates the healthcare accessibility, cost efficiency, and health outcomes in these countries against the U.S. This finding will suggest that universal health care leads to lower overall healthcare costs, improve public health, and reduce financial burdens on individuals. By ensuring healthcare as a right, rather than a privilege, the U.S would enhance its economic stability and societal well being. This research will support the argument that adopting a universal health care model will create a more efficient healthcare system.

Publisher Location

Las Vegas (Nev.)

Publication Date

Spring 5-2-2025

Publisher

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Language

English

Controlled Subject

Healthcare reform; Right to health

Disciplines

Comparative Politics | Health Policy | Public Health

File Format

pdf

File Size

596 KB

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Mentor: [Rafael Oganesyan]

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Analyzing Healthcare as a Right, Instead of a Privilege


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