Traditional Medicine Vs Socialized Medicine

I addressed these same issues in my original post. However, I disagree with some of your assessments as to socialized medicine. Models similar to the socialized medicine model are not only beneficial to the healthcare crisis, but necessary to implementing change. We all would agree that the direction medicine is taking is detrimental and unable to be sustained. Inventing new ways to decrease cost to both American citizens and the publically and privately ran organizations across the country is much needed. Government's responsibility is to shoulder some of the responsibility to the people it serves, and I believe that providing funding as well as structured services for its citizens are imperative. As American's become increasing frustrated
with class and wage disparities, it is important for the government to prove its commitment to it the people in order. Health care disparities have adversely effected middle class Americans that continue to struggle remain 'above water'. It is impossible to make everyone happy, and it has been shown that people want change, but are unwilling to accept change. I agree that the governments plan would need to be a thoughtful and concise and not only involve government officials but the people and members of the health care community. Thank you for your post.