Introduction
The health care provision differs worldwide. Most industrialized countries offer universal health care except for the United States. A great challenge arises in health provision because of the costs needed and the different cultural, social, economic, and political situations. The alarming state of U.S. health care has triggered business leaders, policymakers, as well as health experts to seek for methods to restructure a system that was in an incomparable crisis. As can be recalled, in 1994, the government participated in a huge conflict over the restructuring of the healthcare system. The U.S. health care is very costly. Hence, the ...
