Healthcare Reform

Capping Non-Economic Damages: The Future of Florida Healthcare
Public Policy Capping Non-Economic Damages: The Future of Florida Healthcare

The issue of non-economic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits, particularly in Florida, continues to stir intense debate. Legislative reforms have already shaped the landscape considerably, focusing on reducing litigation and insurance expenses to benefit residents financially. With the 2025

Unresolved Issues and Progress in Ireland's Public Health Reform
Public Policy Unresolved Issues and Progress in Ireland's Public Health Reform

In recent years, Ireland's public health system has seen significant efforts towards reform aimed at addressing longstanding issues. The establishment of the consultant grade in public health medicine marks a notable achievement, yet ongoing challenges such as pay discrepancies, staffing

Medicaid Reform Needed To Eliminate Waste And Improve Care
Public Policy Medicaid Reform Needed To Eliminate Waste And Improve Care

With the ongoing complexities of Medicaid, the federal program intended to provide critical healthcare services for the needy, there's an urgent need for comprehensive reforms. Currently, the system exhibits significant inefficiencies that lead to substantial waste, misallocated taxpayer

NSW Implements Minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios at Tamworth Hospital
Public Policy NSW Implements Minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios at Tamworth Hospital

To address the pressing issue of nurse workload and patient care quality, the NSW Government has implemented a landmark healthcare reform at Tamworth Hospital. This initiative mandates minimum nurse-to-patient ratios for every shift, ensuring that hospitals across New South Wales maintain adequate

New GHA Cervical Screening Policy: Will It Address Past Issues?
Care New GHA Cervical Screening Policy: Will It Address Past Issues?

The Gibraltar Health Authority (GHA) has introduced a new cervical screening policy aimed at significantly improving healthcare standards and rectifying historical issues within its cervical screening program. This policy is designed to achieve comprehensive coverage by inviting all eligible women

Supreme Court Ruling Could End Preventive Care Mandate in ACA
Care Supreme Court Ruling Could End Preventive Care Mandate in ACA

A potential Supreme Court ruling could eliminate the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) preventive care mandate, transforming how services like cancer screenings and STI testing are accessed and financed. The case of Braidwood Management v. Becerra could disrupt existing health coverage models and

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