How do you define a good medical director
May 23, 2024
By: iantaylorsoccer26
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How was the example of the man who lost his fingers in an accident an effective way to open this film
Jan 11, 2024
By: nataliebunoha
identify the bias present in the film
Sep 11, 2023
By: zoeydumont05
What was the result of Kaiser’s plan to provide health care for a profit?
Jan 22, 2023
By: tahoekim420
Why does Frank have to keep working until he dies
Nov 03, 2022
By: jaureguian23
Is Moore's movie a solid, professional analysis of the issue? Or a weak, biased one? What kinds of measures do you think would be most accurate in determining whether the health care system in the U.S. is performing well?
Apr 18, 2022
By: aaguilar0584
How would you determine if a particular source of information on the health care policy issue is reliable or not? What would you look for to distinguish a solid, professional analysis from a weaker or biased one?
What kinds of evidence would you want to see to decide how best to deal with the health care problem? Where would you go to get that evidence?
How do "politics" play a role in problem definition? How do politics play a role in Moore's movie?
why did Mr. Moore''s family feel the need the need to buy insurance prior to visiting the US?
Mar 16, 2022
By: carleekrueger
1 Answers
Sicko is a 2007 American political documentary film . film carries the risk of generating more buzz for it, the opposition is also campaigning hard. Representatives of insurance and pharmaceutical trade groups are countering Mr. Moore’s praise for socialized health systems in Canada, Cuba, France and Britain.
By: AvaniChawal
What was Rick’s first thought after his accident?
May 24, 2021
By: keonjr0515
Rick’s dad and his brother Brad take Rick fishing for the first time after his accident.
How can insurance companies avoid paying for their clients’ medical procedures?
May 08, 2020
By: 353554686
The most of health insurance companies go to avoid paying for medical costs and the voluminous list of ailments insurance companies call “pre-existing conditions” to deny treatment, cancel policies or demand repayment for already received medical services.
By: AabanAli
What are the different health financing models and payment methods of different country system featured in the documentary?
Feb 17, 2019
By: mariscaljenefer16
Interesting I also don’’t know the answer please anyone want to help to find the answer?
How much do people in England pay for their medicine? How much for their hospital stay? What do you think of this?
Jun 01, 2018
By: jamariemaldonadom
2 Answers
Budgets are tight, wait times have grown and drugs are being rationed. Some visitors to England do not have to pay for NHS hospital treatment.
Kindly prefer this link for medicine https://international.commonwealthfund.org/countries/england/
Apr 20, 2020
By: AkkiNirv
What was ricks first thought after his accident
Feb 13, 2018
By: bcxoxo292
One day, Rick accidentally cut off two of his fingers in a table-saw incident. Rick first think about cost of operation because he didn’’t have insurance. Rick’’s doctor gave him a choice: reattach his ring finger for $12,000 or his middle finger for $60,000. Rick chose the ring finger.
May 20, 2020
Which country’s health insurance system did you find to be the most intriguing? Why
Nov 29, 2017
By: S5396
the France country health insurance system is good. Most people are signed up to a mutuelle, a semi-private insurance body, often related to their job, which tops up the remaining amount to be paid.
Jun 08, 2020
By: SonalBakshi
identify the bias present in the film.what information and/or events may not be entirely objective?list examples of things that are meant to sway your opinion.why is this important to identify?
Oct 10, 2017
By: chinahousewear99