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Health Care Reform Thought Bubble Posted by: vlogbrothers
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Healthcare System Overview Posted by: khanacademy
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CNN Explains: Health care reform Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 205 seconds Global video hits: 2050 Which parts of health care have changed or will change soon as a result of Obama's health care reform? CNN explains. Related: obama health care, cnn, news, cnn tv, health care reform Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Raw Audio: High Court Dissects Health Care Act Posted by: AssociatedPress
Video duration: 164 seconds Global video hits: 15843 Several Supreme Court justices seemed receptive Wednesday to the idea that portions of President Barack Obama's health care law can survive even if the court declares the centerpiece unconstitutional. (March 28) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly Related: supreme court, barack obama, health care, health care law, constitution Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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IBM Watson: The voice of the physician on the future of healthcare (3 minutes) Posted by: IBMWatsonSolutions
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Romney and Perry spar over health care Posted by: FoxNewsChannel
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2012 Healthcare Real Estate Conference Chicago Insights Posted by: rejournals
Video duration: 279 seconds Global video hits: 43 Rejournals.com and Michael Millar of Real Estate Communications Group conduct brief interviews with Howard Green, Shawn Janus and Suzy Cobin in regards to the ongoing evolution of the Healthcare industry and real estate's role in it. Related: healthcare, chicago, real estate, conference, hsa primecare, jones lang lasalle Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: |
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Tuality Healthcare physician describes the heart failure management process. Posted by: TualityHealthcare
Video duration: 1041 seconds Global video hits: 3 There are currently more than 5 million Americans with heart failure. Dr. Wilbert Jones of Tuality Healthcare discusses heart failure and how to manage this disease. Watch this video and learn the symptoms of heart failure, treatment options how you can live an active and healthy lifestyle. Related: tuality healthcare, heart failure, disease, dr. wilbert jones, health, hillsboro, oregon, americans, treating heart failure, patient care, physician Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: |
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British health care explained Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 162 seconds Global video hits: 3284 How does the British health care system compare to ours in the US? GPS explains in a prime time special. Related: uk health care, british health care, liver transplant, nhs, national health service, obama care, health care cost, affordable health care, uninsured patient, tr reid, cnn, news, cnn tv, fareed zakaria gps Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Health care on trial Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 163 seconds Global video hits: 389 Health care takes center stage at the US Supreme Court. CNN's Kate Bolduan reports. Related: supreme court, supreme court healthcare, supreme court health care, obamacare, mandate, tax, individual mandate, constitutional, hearing, anthony kennedy, case, health insurance, congress, cnn, news, cnn tv Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Solving the Health Care Cost Crisis Posted by: HarvardBusiness
Video duration: 591 seconds Global video hits: 5527 Michael Porter and Robert S. Kaplan, Harvard Business School professors and authors of the HBR article "How to Solve the Cost Crisis in Health Care," explain why providers must start with proper measurement. Related: michael, porter, robert, kaplan, cost, crisis, health, care, harvard, business, school, publishing, hbr Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Obama Healthcare Individual Mandate Posted by: HuffPostPolitics
Video duration: 312 seconds Global video hits: 42402 Obama answers a question about the possible supreme court decision to repeal the healthcare law's individual mandate. Read the HuffPost article here: huff.to Related: obama, health care law, obamacare, the huffington post, supreme court Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Author: American health care killed my father Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 145 seconds Global video hits: 845 David Goldhill is the author of the Atlantic article, "How American Health Care Killed My Father." Listen to his story. Related: american health care, health care, medical, us health care, hospital, david goldhill, david goldhill interview, 2012, cnn, news, cnn tv, fareed zakaria gps Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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TWT Video: Health care debate outside Supreme Court Posted by: washingtontimes
Video duration: 103 seconds Global video hits: 2922 www.washingtontimes. com Tea Party Patriots hold photos of commentator Andrew Breitbart as they debate health insurance during a rally against what they call "obamacare" in front of the US Supreme Court building as the court hears oral arguments on the challenges to the Affordable Care Act Related: tea, party, patriots, commentator, andrew, breitbart, debate, health, insurance, rally, obamacare, us supreme court, building, oral, arguments, challenges, affordable care act, press, protests, news, politics, video file format, washington dc Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Healthcare - where are we headed? Posted by: Novartis
Video duration: 157 seconds Global video hits: 41275 Patients, diseases and healthcare are changing - and this affects your health. © 2010 Novartis AG Related: health, healthcare, healthcare system, patients, innovation, vaccines, medicine, did you know, technology, generics, generic medicine, chronic, aging, r&d, research and development, drug development, h1n1, flu, blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, heart attack, stroke, alzheimers, alzheimers, copd, novartis, nvs, novartis ag, sandoz, caring and curing, biomedical research, medical research, scientific research, animal welfare, novartis research, novartis animal Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Supreme Court health care debate: Day 1 Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 98 seconds Global video hits: 2291 A look at oral arguments from day one of the Supreme Court debate over President Obama's health care mandate. Related: supreme court health care, obamacare, tax, individual mandate, mandate, supreme court healthcare, healthcare, health care, reform, hearing, case, scotus obama health, cnn, news, cnn tv Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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Supreme Court takes on healthcare Posted by: CNN
Video duration: 95 seconds Global video hits: 965 Some Supreme Court justices appear to show frustration at hearings for President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Related: supreme court healthcare, supreme court health care, mandate, individual mandate, tax, elena kagan, obamacare, hearing, case, trial, anthony kennedy, cnn, news, cnn tv, starting point, supreme court, healthcare Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video:
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By: Edward Kennedy. on 26 May 12, 06:32:07
Wait,? actually, I agree with you that part of our healthcare system is socialised and sucks crap. I'd also say that so called "free market" insurance companies actually do not cohere to the tenets of capitalism, due to the government-created barriers to entry. You want to really kill the pig, stop forcing people into insurance contracts they don't want and setting up another state-sponsored ponzie scheme where resources are misdistributed and wasted, restore competition, don't destroy it.
By: wisestfoolalive. on 25 May 12, 04:30:56
If we really wanted to, we could have an efficient health care system that covers everyone under a more reasonable cost than currently. Greedy marketeers are causing unsustainable waste. The scary thing is, a lot of Americans are either stuck on stupid or are too selfish? to care... until they themselves get cancer! The broken hc system here is also contributing to? wage stagnation and less social mobility cause employer provided plans are getting too expensive and are preventing wage increases.
By: wisestfoolalive. on 25 May 12, 04:28:58
The hc system should be made more efficient by replacing the profit motive with a prevention motive and stop allowing non-novel prescription drugs to be patented as novel drugs and thus sold at astronomical prices to the ignorant public.? This will cause the cost of health care to go below a shameful 17% of GDP and will thus leave us with more capital to strengthen the tax base. That means more tax revenue, no medicare problems, and no one free falling out of the middle class when they get sick.
By: wisestfoolalive. on 25 May 12, 04:15:53
Have you checked the economic status? of Sweden and Germany? They are also in Europe ya know?
By: Lhene9. on 23 May 12, 04:57:03
1. The Occupy movement 2. The housing bubble and? corporation bailouts 3. The decreasing value of the American dollar 4. It's almost impossible to have a government without some form socialism.
By: Jalreal. on 23 May 12, 03:27:05
All I know is that we aren't rioting in the streets over here in the States. All? I know is that Europe is in recession and we aren't. All I know is that the Euro may face devaluation soon. How's socialism doing in Europe? Not well.
By: BByrlvr69. on 20 May 12, 05:12:27
I like that this is a company? now working with the Green brothers on Crash Course. :D
By: CodenameBourbon. on 15 May 12, 20:36:59
The thing is, government? isn't paying for it. Heck, the government has no money, it is other people with you who are paying for this.
By: Lhene9. on 14 May 12, 20:18:03
America is a poor example of socialism. In Canada and most of Europe, for example, socialism is working quite well. Not as well as one might hope, but human beings are pretty? bad at being perfect. The "happiest country in the world", Sweden, has an enormous amount of socialism. And yet it's still the top of the heap in terms of citizen satisfaction.
By: PassOGuavaNectar. on 09 May 12, 11:47:46
Because when something happens, when someone gets sick from radiation (like 3/11), It's not something that can wait. The government isn't taking my money by force, in all logic, I could (and some people do) just not pay. And it's not like I'm in an amazing financial situation either. I respect your views, I'm just hoping you see the other side as well. There is a reason this is? a major debate, it can't just be fixed by one thing or another, and one can't say it's the injured's fault.
By: ShamanMcLamie. on 08 May 12, 17:07:45
The government doesn't help you someone else does. And those who move the money? around do it for a fee. Why couldn't friends, family, and neighbors help you. We also have this thing called Social Media that can help connect you to a charity. I just think that it is wrong for government to take someone else money by force and give it to someone who didn't earn that money while doing it all for a fee.
By: PassOGuavaNectar. on 07 May 12, 23:20:09
It's not that. I am paying for? my self and others. and when I get sick the government helps me. I pay taxes. I work. I still can't afford real health care. It's not like I'm even saying "OMG JAPAN IS AMAZING LAWL" I pay every month and I get help when I need help. Just as John says, I think Health Care is a right... so just because I'm down on my luck, I don't do anything bad to my health (i.e. smoking, over-eating, ect), why should I suffer and possibly go bankrupt or die? I just don't get it
By: Iamnemo1994. on 06 May 12, 23:34:42
Absolutely! While welfare programs ("bread and circuses") were a contributing factor to voter apathy, the problem wasn't with the spending. It was with the fact that the public only cared if spending happened, not to who was in power or why. Ironically, you could make the argument that our new? version of "bread and circuses" is denouncing "bread and circuses", in that we no longer care about who is in power, as long as they're not socialist.
By: IronAnimation. on 05 May 12, 18:39:18
it got scary midway through the video for some? reason.
By: FireflyFanatic3. on 05 May 12, 16:03:00
I'm so glad to live in a country where we have the NHS (National Health Service). It's not a perfect system, far from it. But some percentage of ? your tax goes into health care. You can pay for private health care if you want, but for the most part, everyone who had any kind of condition gets the same amount and standard of healthcare...
By: FireflyFanatic3. on 05 May 12, 16:01:20
I don't pretend to know everything about the American healthcare system, but here is how it appears to me: You are lucky and fortunate enough to be wealthy = you get good health care. You are unlucky and unfortunate enough to be poor = you can't afford health insurance, because you're too busy buying food to live, so you get bad healthcare. Or of course,? you have an ongoing condition, or a condition out of your control (ie most medical conditions), you have to pay a ridiculous amount.
By: blunkcm. on 03 May 12, 20:16:30
My only rebutal is that 'right to counsel' is afforded by? the Constitution, however the right for one to have counsel provided via taxpayer (the service) is a state legislation, where it should remain. while i agree with what you say my point above is that the Constitution is limited b/c it does not contradict itself. To say one is entitled to seek counsel is a great idea as we are not all lawyers, but to say one is entitled to said counsel if one cannot afford it is a violation of others rights
By: ShamanMcLamie. on 03 May 12, 19:15:30
No Socialism is bad for America, cause Socialism is bad for most everyone who doesn't corrupt the institution of force, government with votes and money. He mentions the Education? system, do you honestly think it's working well in America. And government is heavily involved in the healthcare system, it would take numerous posts to point out how it drives up costs. I can't see anyway to have a private military, but it's still quite inefficient.
By: ShamanMcLamie. on 03 May 12, 19:10:58
Well there are Positive Rights(Services) and Negative Rights(Protections from Government and those that want to infringe on your liberty). The only positive rights you should ever be afforded is when you dealing with the Law. Like the right to a fair and speedy trial,? and the right to a lawyer because not everyone has time to learn law. Other than that I agree with just about everything else you say.
By: ShamanMcLamie. on 03 May 12, 19:06:04
Of course you can't help, but think it's a better system your the one? benefiting at someone else's expense.
By: blunkcm. on 03 May 12, 18:40:15
i second that emotion!?
By: blunkcm. on 03 May 12, 18:39:08
assuming someone sees them and helps no you dont let someone die, but the argument isnt over whether or not doctors provide care (they? have an oath that binds them to) the argument is over whether the individual who heals from the split head pays for the services rendered or not. if he doesn't then you & society do! and knowing more of society's money is taken (via taxes) for idiots who aren't careful, would every person be so quick to call for help? to save less for your health b/c of others?
By: blunkcm. on 03 May 12, 18:32:51
im sorry, but healthcare is not a right. the constitution lays out not rights for people, as gov't gives no individual rights, but the? protection from the infringements of an individuals birthrights (life, liberty, etc.) healthcare is no such right as healthcare requires service. if it were a right then whether you can afford it or not a medical practice is required to provide, which is an infrigement on their rights. One may as well say we've a right to free food from grocers or free clothes.
By: thedukeofpotato. on 03 May 12, 13:02:10
So it's not actually "Socialism is bad for America", it's? the other way around. American are bad at Socialism.