How does the government impact healthcare organizations?

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How does the government impact healthcare organizations?

In the United States, a significant number of the current population is uninsured. Reducing that number is critical to maintaining a healthy population. The federal government plays a large role in healthcare and sets the standards, regulations, and policies. In most industries, market-based competition is the primary incentive for sellers to maximize the quality of their product or service and to limit the cost.
Consider the following:
· What is the government’s role in healthcare? How does the government impact healthcare organizations?
· How does health insurance impact healthcare delivery?
· How can we reduce the number of uninsured people while maximizing quality and access and minimizing costs?
Support your answer with relevant resources. Paper should be 2 to 3 paragraphs in length.
NO PLAGIARISM!!!!!In the United States, a significant number of the current population is uninsured. Reducing that number is critical to maintaining a healthy population. The federal government plays a large role in healthcare and sets the standards, regulations, and policies. In most industries, market-based competition is the primary incentive for sellers to maximize the quality of their product or service and to limit the cost.
Consider the following:
· What is the government’s role in healthcare? How does the government impact healthcare organizations?
· How does health insurance impact healthcare delivery?
· How can we reduce the number of uninsured people while maximizing quality and access and minimizing costs?
Support your answer with relevant resources. Paper should be 2 to 3 paragraphs in length.
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