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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Do we need another book on health care? Health care is a hot topic and many would like to learn how it works in the world, how we in this country are different from other nations, and why. To many it is especially important because they (as millions of others) are learning through their own experience how the new health care system - "Obamacare"- works. People will have many questions, and the book responds to them in a thoughtful and concise way as it has scrupulously analyzed the American health care system (its past and present), and has provided a detailed comparison with those of other countries. This book also differs from other books on health care because its sources of information are available to everyone: the Internet. However, reading this book will be different from simply surfing the Worldwide Web because not only has the author found interesting and important information, he has also selected it critically, rejecting biased or outdated material. Having unearthed a vast trove of information on health care in the United States and six other nations (Canada, France, Germany, Japan, England, and Israel), the author invites the reader to accompany him on a journey through different health care systems to explore ideas and practices that inspired other nations. None of the systems visited is fully appropriate for imitation, although a careful analysis and a lot of critical thinking would allow reader to better understand the America's system. The content of the book is as follows: Introduction: Why This Book? It discusses the concept health-care-for-all and the conundrum: Is health care a right, or a commodity? The polarization in America between the Left and the Right has created a vacuum in between, a no-man's land. Unfortunately, this land has been visited too infrequently, and that is the area that the book explores. Chapter 1: The History of America's Health Care. A story of how the American health care system evolved. The struggle between those who wanted a health-care-for-all and those who opposed it was quite dramatic. Chapter 2: Health Care in the World: Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Great Britain, and Israel. Why these countries? Canada is a "whipping boy" when it comes to health-care-for-all, and there exists an abundance of misinformation about its health care. France's is an example of a non-government-controlled system based on a number of non-profit health insurance funds, which cover about 70-80% of costs, leaving room for for-profit supplemental insurers. Germany's system is grounded in Otto von Bismarck's 1883 revolutionary universal health care reform, which Bismarck characterized as "practical Christianity." Japan's health care system is a Bismarckian one, with its own additional and original features. Great Britain has a health care system almost completely government controlled and could be called "socialized." Israel, in spite of an extremely difficult social and political situation, has developed its own specific health care system on par with the best. Chapter 3: OBAMACARE: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Discussing the essence of the reform, the chapter answers some "foggy" questions, which are only gradually beginning to surface today. Chapter 4, Where Are We? America's Health Care Today, discusses the economics and policy of American health care; it also discusses the most significant failures of our health care system: "head maladies" (vision, dentistry, and psychiatry), maternity services, and long-term health care. In the concluding chapter, How Are We Different? a detailed table of health care indicators is compiled in order to summarize how the American health care system differs from those of the aforementioned six countries. Appendix: President Nixon's Special Message to the Congress Proposing a Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan (1974). Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnThe late Dr. Viktor Frankl, one of the greatest minds of the 20th century and the author of the bestselling book, Man s Search for Meaning, wrote over 50 years ago: Ever more people today have the means to live, but no meaning to.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A tragedy befalls a family. After 17 years of life filled with happiness, joy and fulfillment, the husband leaves the family; possibly for good. The family is thrown into turmoil of emotions, with a tiny thread of hope, in fact, a life-line to their loved one being the only source of their strength. This story would not have been unusual if the man were not. an alien. A remote cosmic civilization has established a "Silent Contact" with Earth: a few hundred Observers work on Earth; a few dozen in America. One of them, Yoram B'Aror, falls in love with and marries an Earth woman. At the time the story begins, they have a beautiful 16-year-old daughter and live in a small town north of Boston. In August 2002, their happiness is shattered when Yoram's authorities learn that he has committed a major violation of the Rules of Contact and order him to leave Earth. While Yoram languishes in quarantine in a near-Earth space station, Yoram's friend, an Observer in Israel, facilitates e-mail contact between Yoram and his family. The story of love, devotion, responsibility, and human tragedy unfolds through eight weeks of e-mail correspondence between Yoram, his wife and daughter, and his mother-in-law. The book is written under the name of Anna Baror, Yoram's wife. It is both lyrical and thought provoking. It is also full of music (reader can listen to suggested live music on YouTube). Although having strong Jewish overtones and influenced by Jewish philosophical thought, the book can be enjoyed by all those yearning for spirituality; who are questioning and seeking to find the role of education in people's lives; who are trying to find life's meaning and purpose; and who wish to explore religion and the Universe as the home of human beings. The book may be of special interest to young parents. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The late Dr. Viktor Frankl, one of the greatest minds of the 20th century and the author of the bestselling book, Man's Search for Meaning, wrote over 50 years ago: 'Ever more people today have the means to live, but no meaning to live for.' The gist of this book, This Unbearable Boredom of Being, is that the most burning problems of today's America: crime, drugs, greed, ugly gender polarization, disintegration of family, decay in morals, racism, and so on, are the direct consequences of a crisis of meaning that has engulfed America. The author, Genrich Krasko, an acclaimed scientist and follower of Viktor Frankl, analyzes the causes of this existential crisis. Genrich Krasko identifies one powerful factor that plays an enormous and decisive role in exacerbating our crisis and virtually all our problems: the degradation of our educational system. He also discusses the roots of this degradation and a future, true, educational reform. However, what Genrich Krasko suggests is almost diametrically opposed to the measures that are being widely discussed (and implemented) today. This Unbearable Boredom of Being is an eye opener. It will also help you to envisage a new America, healthy and flourishing, a light unto the nations.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This Unbearable Boredom of Being | A Crisis of Meaning in America | Genrich Krasko | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2004 | iUniverse | EAN 9780595313099 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.