Essays on Policy Maker

Introduction

Affordable Care Act is a law in the United States of America that deploys the provision of health care more affordable and available to every American. It does so by focusing at the betterment of the health of common people within their reach. Barak Obama signed it on March 23, 2010. It formulates new rules and regulations for providing health to every American regardless of caste and creed. The health care provision has been the main concern of communities for a long time. Several policies have been made by hospitals and other health provision care centers. Providence of health ...

Economics

How can they justify this policy? Give at least two reasons and explain them

The need for the policy justification before delivering treatment and malaria vaccines is critical since the receiving nations might perceive the cheap and subsidized vaccines as rejects and they may end up not embracing them. Hence, the first way of justifying is consider the world health Organization statistics (Robert, 34). The level of the need and poverty of the nations to be assisted should be first discussed with the concerned parties. This will ensure that the need for the vaccines is widely analyzed based on ...

- In the perfect world, there is a symbiotic relationship between the policy maker and the agent of implementation. Describe that relationship at its best and at its worst.

At its best, the relationship between the policy maker and the agent of implementation enables collaboration between the two, which in turn ensures the effective and quick implementation of policies. Not only do these policies get enacted quickly, but the said implementation initiative also has more chances of succeeding as the agents of implementation will support the policy and ensure that all the resources necessary for a successful implementation are provided (“Creating Value through Collaboration”).

On the other hand, this relationship at its worst can lead to a lack of collaboration between the policy maker and the agent of implementation, ...

Economics

How can they justify this policy? Give at least two reasons and explain them The need for the policy justification before delivering treatment and malaria vaccines is critical since the receiving nations might perceive the cheap and subsidized vaccines as rejects and they may end up not embracing them. Hence, the first way of justifying is consider the world health Organization statistics (Robert, 34). The level of the need and poverty of the nations to be assisted should be first discussed with the concerned parties. This will ensure that the need for the vaccines is widely analyzed based ...

Introduction

In the process of presenting a suggestion or idea to the person who has the power to implement it, the procedure of presentation influences the decision maker’s acceptance or rejection of the idea. When proper channels and protocol are followed, which comprehensively cover all the desired areas or people, it will be very easy to push through the idea. An idea can be rejected, not because it does not provide a solution to the problem, but because it was presented to the decision makers in a wrong way. The issue of concern in this case study regards mothers who had a ...

Nowadays, we see that many people are more inclined to accept some ideas as true and anyone opposing to this idea is considered an outsider person in the society, even if this person is right about his opposition. Generalizing this idea give us that an idea might wrong, however, if it is anonymous, it will be treated as true in society. Thomas tries to give an explanation for this by stating that “ the relevant audience might be unwilling to draw the conclusions which emerge in the course of the inquiry: either because they are in the grip of some ...

Introduction

Alexis de Tocqueville and Robert Michel’s remain some of the renowned and proficient scholars who contributed in the development of sociology. They published and wrote numerous sociological materials in pursuit of addressing social constructs and challenges that faced humanity. Their social background, education, and career are some of the pertinent factors that played an integral role in shaping ideas, thoughts and argument brought forth by these scholars. The paper compares and contrast Alexis de Tocqueville and Robert Michel’s and their contribution in sociology discipline.

Alexis de Tocqueville

Alexis Charles Henri de Tocqueville was a renowned French historian, policy maker, and political ...

Chronic Diabetes in Primary Care

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative conversation and decision-making process between a health practitioner and the patient receiving treatment (Butler et al, 2007). Although the process of motivational interviewing involves many stakeholders, only the patient can make the initiative in changing behavior and lifestyle to improve their health and avoid destructive behaviors (Miller &Arkowitz, 2007).

The key stakeholders that need to be involved in this motivational interviewing change improvement project at Ben Taub hospital include:

1) Diabetes Patient’s immediate families 2) Primary care staff and health providers including nurses and other health care practitioners 3) Chief of primary care 4) Hospital management 5) Patients

The policymaker and the health practioners should explore the contents and the ...

Corporate ethics reform

A policy maker is someone who does an analysis on the policies created to govern various institutions such as a company on a small scale to country on a larger scale and which define the way it works. Without such policies, an institution becomes paralyzed and cannot function accordingly meeting the needs of the people. An institution without policies is doomed to destruction with time. A policy maker looks at such policies critically at different levels. He/she should be a critical thinker to clearly explain to what extent either positively or negatively would a policy implemented to what extent affect an institution. He/she should ...