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	Healthcare in America
		He notes that socialized healthcare began in Cuba in 1959 and took a strong slant toward active community involvement of primary healthcare workers in the late 1970s and early 1980s (p.
		While the details of each socialized healthcare model differ, they are all united in the use of a single-payer system, a characteristic feature of any socialized health plan.
		The legitimacy of the proposal for a socialized healthcare plan in the U.S. is verified by the success of modern attempts at systems of socialized medicine in the country.
	www.goshen.edu /bio/Biol410/bsspapers04/petergm/petergm.htm (3200 words)

	Socialized healthcare and The Road To Serfdom - Homeland Stupidity
		The basic problem of government healthcare is that no one feels the costs of their actions.
		And healthcare providers have no incentive either to enter the field or to maintain a high level of quality of care.
		The problem started because insurance companies started signing agreements with more and more healthcare providers in the same region, and the healthcare providers no longer have an incentive to be competitive because they can no longer be guaranteed that people would be sent to them.
	www.homelandstupidity.us /2006/06/09/socialized-healthcare-and-the-road-to-serfdom (644 words)

	Publicly-funded health care - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Social Security consists of several public organizations, distinct from the state government, with separate budgets that refunds patients for care in both private and public facilities.
		Until recently, social security coverage was restricted to those who contributed to social security (generally, workers or retirees), excluding some poor segments of the population; the government of Lionel Jospin put into place the "universal health coverage".
		Various healthcare analysts have asserted that market failure occurs in healthcare markets [14], but some have suggested that it is result of too much government involvement rather than too little [15] [16].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Publicly_funded_medicine (3579 words)

	The Lonely Canadian: A Brief Look At Socialized Medicine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		He notes that socialized healthcare began in Cuba in 1959 and took a strong slant toward active community involvement of primary healthcare workers in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
		The legitimacy of the proposal for a socialized healthcare plan in the U.S. is verified by the success of modern attempts at systems of socialized medicine in the country.
		The healthcare systems in Germany and the Netherlands are both examples of socialized models combined with widespread use of private health insurance.
	www.lonelycanuck.com /2005/11/brief-look-at-socialized-medicine.html (2863 words)

	Talk:Publicly-funded health care - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A national health service is a system of healthcare funded by mandatory taxes where every resident person in the country is automatically a member, and healthcare is free at the time of use.
		Healthcare system would be a much more neutral ground to contrast the two.
		If the point is to let people know that cost-benefit analyses of various healthcare systems are difficult, then that point might be better suited in Healthcare system or Health insurance (where a "debate" between privately funded health insurance and publicly funded health insurance might be on neutral ground).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Publicly-funded_medicine (7980 words)

	Socialized Health Care. - RPG Chat
		In some cases I would like to see some sort of social healthcare, but in other cases NO. There really are times when people could use the help, but there are just as many, if not more, times where people will just plain abuse the system.
		Members of congress, the president, most federal employees, etc, have socialized healthcare in that the gov (taxpayers) pay for their healthcare.
		Socialized Healthcare, such as the NHS, is a system whereby the government supplies funding to the clinics and hospitals, wholly covering the costs of running the service from top to bottom.
	forums.rpgchat.com /showthread.php?t=41269 (1256 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Like Social Security and collective bargaining%2C which emerged from the Depression in the %2730s%2C the oligarchy will give us healthcare reform as a sop to stave off the uprising which %5Bi%5Dshould%5B%2Fi%5D be our response to Enronomics.
		Healthcare cannot therefore be a right because it implies an obligation on someone else to provide it.
		If we say that healthcare is a %22right%22%2C you are basically saying that healthcare providers must provide their services to anyone who asks for them.
	www.democraticunderground.com /duforum/DCForumID60/Data/408.txt (9589 words)

	Socialized Healthcare: Not Just A Fools Fantasy - U.S. Politics Online: A Political Discussion Forum
		It has been argued that any government institution of a socialized healthcare system would result in small businesses being finished off forever, that the tax burden would only fall on the middle class who would never be able to get to the doctor because the slacking leftist hippie druggie high-school dropouts would overcrowd the offices.
		If a family of 5 attempts to purchase healthcare they will not get a very good deal as they are not in a very good bargaining postion.
		Yet it does provide healthcare to the millions who need it, and are willing to pay for it, as well as not taking a cent out of the wallets of those who have different healthcare plans.
	www.uspoliticsonline.com /forums/showthread.php?t=5780 (957 words)

	The Washington Monthly
		To put it in a nutshell, you can pick any doctor you want, the quality of care is high, the doctors themselves seem pretty happy with the way it works, and the overall cost per person is half what the American system costs.
		I've long thought that the spectre of "socialized medicine" is the greatest con ever perpetrated on the American public.
		And I think for that reason our healthcare system, with illusions of excellant care for those who can pay for it, is a sucker's bet for people who think they're part of the well off, when really they're not.
	www.washingtonmonthly.com /archives/individual/2005_04/006078.php (15359 words)

	allnurses.com Nursing for Nurses - View Single Post - Is socialized healthcare in our future? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Universal coverage or single payer system implies the government PAYING for not directly owning, and operating the healthcare system (this is the system found in Canada).
		Complete socialized healthcare would mean that the government took the next step and actually owned and operated health care delivery rescources as well as paying health care workers directly who would work for a national agency.
		However, few experts would argue that a universal, single payer system is a huge step TOWARDS socialized medicine in that it involves a further increase in governmental involvement in the private sector.
	allnurses.com /forums/715312-post6.html (221 words)

	Calpundit: Healthcare in America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		But when healthcare is free at the point of delivery, people want more of it -- which is why you get queues for minor conditions that, in a private system such as the US one, many people would grit their teeth and live with.
		Calling attention to the "rationing" of healthcare in the US is appropriate because it uses the same definition for rationing as the conservative critics of single payor or nationalized healthcare systems.
		Single Payer is socialism, and subject to all of Mises', Hayek's, Friedman's, and all the rest's critiques of the failures of socialism.
	calpundit.com /archives/002989.html (14176 words)

	AcademicDB - Socialized Medicine.
		Socialized Medicine Introduction: Socialized medicine, or a single payer health system, is the center of much controversy in both the United States and Canada.
		The idea behind Socialized Medicine is one healthcare plan, paid for by the government, giving equal care to all in need (Reed, 2000).
		Against Socialized Medicine:Socialized medicine, is a hot topic of debate in the Canadian election.
	www.academicdb.com /socialized_medicine_10518 (250 words)

	Moonbattery: Photo Tour of Healthcare in Socialist Paradise
		A favorite myth of the willfully deluded fools who dominate the Left is that you can improve healthcare by removing the guiding hand of the free market and letting it be regulated instead through coercion, like Amtrak and the Post Office.
		It's hardly surprising that healthcare in Cuba is free.
		Posted by: Felis at March 18, 2005 05:25 PM Anything run by government costs much more and is less efficient...(sp??) Public healthcare in the USA would be a disaster.
	www.moonbattery.com /archives/2005/03/photo_tour_of_h.html (621 words)

	Newsvine - Lamborghini Healthcare: Why Billionaires Shouldn't Determine Health Policy
		It's my hope, however, that a system of healthcare will be around at that time which will make the procedures and drugs necessary to heal my RSI worn hands available to me that we might continue this discussion in a few decades time.
		A competent healthcare system design doesn't have much impact if we want to be fat and lazy as a society, which seems to be overwhelmingly the case.
		I was just listening to a news report this morning on NPR talking about that, and they were blaming the amount of driving everyone's doing now, and the fact that people are no longer sitting down with their families to eat proper meals and were snacking or eating junk food instead.
	killfile.newsvine.com /_news/2007/01/22/532311-lamborghini-healthcare-why-billionaires-shouldnt-determine-health-policy (8054 words)

	Socialized Healthcare - U.S. Politics Online: A Political Discussion Forum
		The aim of the government in a socialist healthcare system is to provide health care for it's members.
		The aim of a HMO is, for obvious reasons, to avoid providing healthcare for its members.
		But it's actually the exact same surgical team operating on you as if you were being treated at the public hospital over the road (many doctors share their time between public and private practice).
	www.uspoliticsonline.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2071 (2920 words)

	Fishkind & Associates - Reforming Florida's "Socialized" Health Care System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Yes, you heard me correctly, Florida has socialized healthcare, so does most of the U.S. including all of central Florida's counties.
		I know that most of you are thinking that this is not Canada or England with its socialized healthcare.
		Of course the emergency rooms treat victims of accidents, heart attacks, and other traumas, but increasingly the emergency rooms are also called upon to provide routine healthcare for people without insurance and who have nowhere else to turn.
	www.fishkind.com /radio/rfsspot.html (458 words)

	alanburkhart.com: Why Government Healthcare is a Bad Idea
		With the mid-term elections approaching, it’s a good bet that Democrats will be tossing around the entitlement dollars in an effort to buy their way back into power.
		I believe that one of their top propaganda tools will once again be socialized healthcare.
		It is unrealistic to expect taxpayers to continue to carry an ever-increasing financial burden as the number of people receiving benefits continues to rise.
	www.alanburkhart.com /Esy_Healthcare.html (980 words)

	HUMAN EVENTS ONLINE - Why Socialized Medicine Does Not Work by Michael Lewis
		While the Canadian model is a well-intentioned plan designed to equalize the distribution of healthcare services, it fails to learn from the lessons of government subsidies.
		The price of healthcare appears lower in Canada because healthcare costs are not coming directly out of the consumer’s pocket; rather the consumer is paying exorbitant amounts of taxes to the government, which allows the government to pay the providers.
		Recognizing the fact that the healthcare system should insure equal access for all, we need to look at real market approaches to solving the problem that do not jeopardize the quality or availability of care.
	www.humaneventsonline.com /blog-detail.php?id=12636 (856 words)

	OutdoorsBest Forums: BEST Example of GOOD Single Pay - Monopoly Healthcare System?
		Not to derail.....socialized medicine made create new problems in healthcare for us, but personally I believe it's better than having 40 million uninsured people in the U.S. I agree there are problems with our current system, but it is still the best system in the world.
		IF you think Socialized Medical Care is the right path to follow, you should at least be able to point out a current system that works well.
		Not to derail.....socialized medicine made create new problems in healthcare for us, but personally I believe it's better than having 40 million uninsured people in the U.S. The only problem with unisured in our system is that there is NO collection from them whatsoever.
	outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com /zerothread?id=356702 (5403 words)

	would a socialized healthcare system affect dentistry? - Student Doctor Network Forums
		Healthcare is one of the major issues in this country.
		The democratic party wants to provide universal healthcare for the underprivileged (valiant indeed) but at the expense of the higher incomed americans.
		no one knows how america is going to address the problem of healthcare but what we all know is that this is an issue that ought to be and will be addressed eventhough politicians just dont wanna deal with it.
	forums.studentdoctor.net /showthread.php?t=378026 (2623 words)

	HealthCareVox - Healthcare communications and marketing news and information
		In addition, content from the social network dailystrength.org and blog crazymeds.org appear on the first page of a Google search for the antidepressant Lexapro.
		These one-hour teleconferences are designed to provide healthcare industry stakeholders with answers to their burning questions about how to successfully engage social media content creators.
		Moore also appears to be a big fan of universal healthcare, as evidenced by a recent trip he took to Cuba with 9/11 first responders.
	www.healthcarevox.com (2049 words)

	Comment on The man said it... \| Samizdata.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bush came within a few hundred votes of losing in 2000, and even his margin of victory in 2004 was no clear indicator that the responsible folks were on the ascent on the issue of healthcare.
		Healthcare is absolutely no concern of governments and thus there should be no means of coercion to force people to pay for other people's healthcare.
		Interestingly I have found that support for a "socialized" system is quite high amongst entrepreneurs and small business owners becuase they simply cannot handle having to deal with the healthcare bureaucracy.
	www.samizdata.net /mt/hippotime.cgi?entry_id=8722 (4686 words)

	Basics about Healthcare and Single Payer
		World Health Organization ranked the U.S. health care system 37th in the world in a composite ranking based on specific population-based healthcare outcomes, such as life expectancy and infant mortality; the U.S. was ranked 55th for fairness.
		Perhaps getting people to look at how many areas of our lives can be improved would prompt them to be interested in, indeed get involved with, the effort to bring a better healthcare system to our state.
		A better healthcare system would bring together all stakeholders—providers, consumers, hospitals, public health experts—to identify and help solve local service problems.
	www.healthcareforalleducationfund.org /basics.html (4462 words)

	Fractured Healthcare \| The New American
		Most proponents of universal healthcare spout rhetoric that American medicine is too “disease oriented.” This tells you where the emphasis of a new system will lie and where future monies will be spent — on the healthy.
		Of course, proponents of universal healthcare aren’t so crass as to admit that they’re against giving care to certain groups of people, but that is how universal healthcare lowers the cost of care.
		Because supplying “free” routine healthcare is still a great vote-getter from the healthy population that is worried about paying off emergency trauma care, rather than paying for quality-of-life care (knee and hip replacements).
	www.jbs.org /node/2352 (2824 words)

	Socialized healthcare
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		This guilty of superstition-albeit made semblant to socialized healthcare But now, in their self-prostitution, he then admonished the Lot Gordon had respect to capital more rigorous care, to whom Musick I am glad that friends of Cosimo who the benches one
	socialized-healthcare.thesingingdetective.co.uk (246 words)

	WSU Stewart Library - Research Guides For: HAS 6000: Strategic Health Planning and Creative Leadership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From here, you may search all relevant Ebsco databases from both healthcare and business at the same time.
		Jacobzone, S. and Oxley, H., (2001, November) Healthcare expenditure: A future in question.
		Healthcare expenditures up, operating margins erode [in Industry Scan].
	library.weber.edu /cm/business/courses/has6000.cfm (1092 words)

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