Health care policy/system insurance

It seems likely that in the future we will need to tackle health problems from an angle that has more in common with the idea of a social insurance system. System for a better interlocking of ultimate objectives and health care services between public and private actors, and between different public actors, all politically legitimated throughout the territory, and for their better coordination, crucial for the success of ary health policy. Insurance because of the inescapable nature of the idea of specifying levels of health care coverage and... 

About the Author Dr. West is an Associate Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Pharmacy. She received a B.S. in pharmacy and a Ph.D. in pharmacy administration from the University of Mississippi. She coordinates the community pharmacy management course and teaches pharmaceutical policy in the health care system. Dr. West serves as a pharmacy consultant for the Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care and the Arkansas State Employee Insurance Group and is the faculty liaison for the National Community Pharmacists Association student chapter. Her research interests pertain to understanding provider and patient behavior to improve medication use and advance community practice. 

The clinical decision services are to provide evidence-based decisionmaking activities by all levels of healthcare professionals within the health system at the point of care. Its tools include, among others, diagnosis, prognosis, critical paths, clinical practice guidelines and standards of care. The care providers, the recipients of care, insurers, and policy makers will all benefit from the results of informed decision making. 

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