Health Care Models
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Health Care Organization models like Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) are among the many health care providers in the U.S. Ownership of the health care system is "mainly in private hands," but federal, state, county and city governments also offer health care facilities (Health, 2009, p. 1). A history of health care organization models since the 1920s, when doctors knew enough about illness to begin treating the sick reliably, shows that changes in models over time stem from economics and politics more to do with anything related to hospitals, doctors or patients. In fact, many of the changes in health care organizations since 1920 have occurred because former models were profitable. As Jonatha
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