One Tier Health Care Case Study
■ One tier health care system struggles when government cannot sustain the demand and needs of the public.
Closing beds- 300 hospital beds are shut down in British Columbia due to much more increasing demand for a never-ending commodity. Overlooking to the future, increasing costs for the maintenance of health care will result to more hospitals closing. The certainty of the demand is there but the fund will be questionable.
Inadequate diagnostic equipments- Instead of buying more equipment, to accommodate the lineups , the government will tighten its belt and buy one and let hundreds to share a soon-to-be old piece apparatuses. Canada had an average of 4.1 Ct scanners in 1000 population compared to average of 7.9 scanners set by the
Closing beds- 300 hospital beds are shut down in British Columbia due to much more increasing demand for a never-ending commodity. Overlooking to the future, increasing costs for the maintenance of health care will result to more hospitals closing. The certainty of the demand is there but the fund will be questionable.
Inadequate diagnostic equipments- Instead of buying more equipment, to accommodate the lineups , the government will tighten its belt and buy one and let hundreds to share a soon-to-be old piece apparatuses. Canada had an average of 4.1 Ct scanners in 1000 population compared to average of 7.9 scanners set by the