The implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also informally known as Obamacare, has bring the U.S. closer to the idea of universal healthcare system that has existed in many other developed countries including Canada, U.K. and Australia. But the implementation of ACA has not been without controversy as judged...

Medicaid is a program that has provided free or low-cost health care to millions of low income Americans since 1965. According to Klees, Wolfe and Curtis (2009) congress first elected to approve access to medical care for certain segments of the population in 1950. At this time the government began...

Problem Area The authors of the article ‘Damages Caps in Medical Malpractice Cases’ are concerned with the effects of the damages caps reform. Specifically, they focus on whether liability caps reduce the cost of medical liability insurance, their effects on improved access to health care, and their ability to lower...

Tort reform and medical malpractice are the major matters in question in medical care rule. Tort is also known as Personal lacerations is a mistake of one being to another. According to the rules and of a country mistakes such as Junker mishap and slip unfortunate incidents are judged as...

One of the most significant health challenges that has emerged in the 21st century is antimicrobial resistance (AMR) (Littmann & Viens, 2015). This problem is an increasing one, with evidence of significant resistance among anaerobic bacteria increasing globally (Schuetz, 2014). The primary cause of AMR is over-exposure to antibiotics and...