Public Policy

Government intervention in the health care sector, particularly through price regulation, has long been a contentious issue. While the intent behind such regulations is often to make health care more affordable and accessible, the reality is that these measures frequently lead to market distortions and unintended negative consequences. This

The regulation and rapid expansion of health profession schools in Somalia have been significant in addressing the country’s complex socio-political landscape, especially in terms of improving health services. The article examines the evolution of health professions education in Somalia, identifying key challenges and opportunities, and offers p

In recent years, healthcare reform has been a pivotal issue in addressing various disparities within the system, particularly in rural health. Rural areas often face unique healthcare challenges that are not as prevalent in urban settings, including limited access to medical services, staff shortages, and lack of advanced medical technology. This

Governor John Carney of Delaware has recently signed into law a series of legislative measures designed to secure and stabilize the state’s retiree health care benefits. These measures, recommended by the Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee (RHBAS), aim to address the growing liabilities related to retiree health care while s

Broward HealthPoint and Community Care Plan have jointly announced the establishment of the Maternity Care Center & Heart Community Resource Center in Lauderdale Lakes, a significant step aimed at combating health disparities in maternal care within central Broward County. This initiative is geared towards meeting the prenatal and postpartum

Mental health care services for women veterans have been an under-addressed concern, despite the increasing numbers of women serving in the armed forces. Recently, however, the introduction of Senate Bill S. 5210, led by Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Sen. Jon Tester, aims to bring significant improvements to the quality and scope of m