Canadian Health Care
In conclusion, Canadian government need to be efficient to communicate with it’s citizen to improve health care institutions. With the lack of communications, there is so much that needs to be done. This topic caught my attention, because its such a broad topic that can be critique in multiple ways. As a developed country with a poor health care system, there’s many lenses one can approach these situations from. The implication for the public is if they don’t speak up patients are going to suffer. Having a say now, will improve health care for the long term. To improve all the negative aspect, such as long wait period, not utilizing the technology efficiently, and also altering the system, the government can do many things to improve it.
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For instance, they can start to invest in more technologies from the money being used form tax payer. Having more technologies benefits the patients also, due to the reason they wouldn’t have to wait for a long time to get screening done, such as an MRI. Health care professional need to expand their knowledge and look deeper into the situations of upgrading to technologies. Including technologies into the field, requires many factors to be analyzed such as budget cost. Buying a device can range from $300 to $600. What if its broken, and needs to be fixed. The federal health minster need to to critically think how this will impact the economy, and one’s health. Also another consideration to look into is patient input. Health care providers needs to be respectful to one decisions, not everyone agrees to the same approach in being accessed.
Another way the government can improve its health care institution is to focus on the citizen, and decide how can you make amore accountable health care system. Connecting Canadian health situations to many regions of the world, we are fortunate to have many resources. Not everyone can afford health care in the world. Third world countries, such as Uganda don’t even have access to fresh water. Their mortality rate is abstanctly higher compared to a country like Canada. This issue is to share how grateful, us Canadians should be. We have the ability of having a say. Ones voice can benefit a whole country, because we like in a democratic country. We have the freedom of speech to talk about matters that affect us individuals. My article focuses on the cons of Canadian health care system. Living in the 21st century, Canada has evolved drastically in it history of the health care system. From making birth control legal in the 1960’s to adopting Medicare, Canadian still have room for improvement. It was once quoted “The largest room in the world is the room for improvement.” Canada has room for improvement in many sectors to make it useful for every
citizen.
For instance, they can start to invest in more technologies from the money being used form tax payer. Having more technologies benefits the patients also, due to the reason they wouldn’t have to wait for a long time to get screening done, such as an MRI. Health care professional need to expand their knowledge and look deeper into the situations of upgrading to technologies. Including technologies into the field, requires many factors to be analyzed such as budget cost. Buying a device can range from $300 to $600. What if its broken, and needs to be fixed. The federal health minster need to to critically think how this will impact the economy, and one’s health. Also another consideration to look into is patient input. Health care providers needs to be respectful to one decisions, not everyone agrees to the same approach in being accessed.
Another way the government can improve its health care institution is to focus on the citizen, and decide how can you make amore accountable health care system. Connecting Canadian health situations to many regions of the world, we are fortunate to have many resources. Not everyone can afford health care in the world. Third world countries, such as Uganda don’t even have access to fresh water. Their mortality rate is abstanctly higher compared to a country like Canada. This issue is to share how grateful, us Canadians should be. We have the ability of having a say. Ones voice can benefit a whole country, because we like in a democratic country. We have the freedom of speech to talk about matters that affect us individuals. My article focuses on the cons of Canadian health care system. Living in the 21st century, Canada has evolved drastically in it history of the health care system. From making birth control legal in the 1960’s to adopting Medicare, Canadian still have room for improvement. It was once quoted “The largest room in the world is the room for improvement.” Canada has room for improvement in many sectors to make it useful for every
citizen.