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Analysing the determinants of healthcare insurance uptake in Nigeria. [PDF]
BMC Health Serv ResAdekunle W, Vincent O.
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US Coverage Changes During Medicaid Unwinding in 2023.
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National Health Insurance in the United States: A Drama in Too Many Acts
Journal of Public Health Policy, 1999Responding to the question, "Universal Health Care: How Can We Get There from Here?," this paper describes the history of governmental health insurance in the United States, analyzes the factors that have proved to be crucial to its establishment in other countries, and concludes that without a strong Labor Party, there will be no national health ...
M. Terris
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Policy Studies Journal, 2001
This article uses the multiple streams lens to describe why Canada eventually adopted national health insurance in the 1960s, compared with the most recent attempt at adopting national health insurance in the United States. The analysis strengthens the lens by paying close attention to the impact of differing institutional frameworks on the streams. It
J. Blankenau
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This article uses the multiple streams lens to describe why Canada eventually adopted national health insurance in the 1960s, compared with the most recent attempt at adopting national health insurance in the United States. The analysis strengthens the lens by paying close attention to the impact of differing institutional frameworks on the streams. It
J. Blankenau
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International Journal of Health Services, 1989
This article presents a discussion of why some capitalist developed countries have national health insurance schemes, others have national health services, and the United States has neither. The first section provides a critical analysis of some of the major answers given to these questions by authors belonging to the schools of thought defined as ...
V. Navarro
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This article presents a discussion of why some capitalist developed countries have national health insurance schemes, others have national health services, and the United States has neither. The first section provides a critical analysis of some of the major answers given to these questions by authors belonging to the schools of thought defined as ...
V. Navarro
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Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1995
Health insurance was one of the most influential social reforms on the immediate postwar agenda in Canada and the United States. In both cases, proposals for national health insurance were not implemented. This article traces the evolution of these legislative proposals of the 1940s and shows how the events of this pivotal decade set the stage for ...
A. Maioni
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Health insurance was one of the most influential social reforms on the immediate postwar agenda in Canada and the United States. In both cases, proposals for national health insurance were not implemented. This article traces the evolution of these legislative proposals of the 1940s and shows how the events of this pivotal decade set the stage for ...
A. Maioni
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Whatever Happened to the Health Insurance Crisis in the United States?
JAMA, 1996FOUR YEARS AGO, in the presidential campaign, in major medical journals and medical associations, in the media, and in civic groups, our nation was engaged in a great debate about the best way to provide health insurance coverage to all Americans. By contrast, these debates have been conspicuous by their absence in this election year.
Catherine Hoffman +6 more
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Choice Reviews Online, 2009
Preface Part I: Introduction and Context 1. Explaining Health Insurance in the United States and Canada 2. Similar Beginnings, Different Contexts, 1910-40 Part II: Public Health Insurance in the United States 3.
Gerard W. Boychuk
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Preface Part I: Introduction and Context 1. Explaining Health Insurance in the United States and Canada 2. Similar Beginnings, Different Contexts, 1910-40 Part II: Public Health Insurance in the United States 3.
Gerard W. Boychuk
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