What if universal healthcare could combine the security of collective financing with the freedom of individual choice?
Despite decades of healthcare reforms, millions still face rising medical costs, unequal access to care, fragmented insurance systems, and financial uncertainty. Existing healthcare models often struggle to balance universal coverage, affordability, efficiency, and accountability.
UCHAS - Universal Competitive Health Assurance System introduces a proposed third healthcare architecture built around five interconnected principles:
Universal Entitlement: Healthcare protection for everyone.
Social Financing: Compulsory contributions and collective risk sharing.
Citizen Choice: Freedom to choose among regulated nonprofit Health Assurance Organizations.
Independent Healthcare Delivery: Separation of healthcare financing from medical service provision.
Institutional Accountability: Independent oversight, risk-adjusted funding, and enforceable safeguards.
Through regulated competition, shared financial responsibility, and institutional separation of powers, UCHAS explores how healthcare could become more accessible, efficient, financially sustainable, and accountable.
Written for policymakers, healthcare professionals, economists, researchers, students, and readers interested in healthcare reform, UCHAS offers a new framework for public debate, institutional innovation, and future research.
Universal healthcare should not force a choice between collective security and individual freedom. A well-designed system should strive to provide both.
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Da: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Germania
Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware. Codice articolo 9798164501839
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