Ok so is this right ?
Peredina is the last name of the aurthor who wrote the book, and the 2011 refers to when it was published
Health care is a necessity all over the world and plays a vital role in the general wellbeing of mankind. There is a large variety of health care systems, with as many histories and organizational arrangements as there are populations. In some countries, health care planning is dispersed among market members. In other countries there is concentrated effort among governments, charities, trade unions, religious or other co-ordinated groups to provide planned health care services, aimed at the population they serve. (Perednia,2011)
Webiste one here
The aims for health care systems, according to the World Health Organization, are to provide good reactions to the expectations of the population they are serving, as well as a fair financial contribution.
This assignment will analyse and compare the ideological and political thinking behind three health care systems from France, America and Japan. (
www.who.int)
And last one info I got a from a DVD and website ?
Private healthcare companies work with a business like mentality, with bonuses earned for its employees for finding faults in claims, resulting in none payouts The NHS rewards its employees like doctors for the level of care given to its patients, which provides a much more ethical way of providing healthcare, based on performance and level of care given to the individual. Amercia can boast of a lot less waiting times compared to the NHS system, but this is largely due to people not being able to afford or having the necessary insurance for care.(
www.prospect.org) (sickodvd,Mores,2007)
The bibliography is easy as there are tools to do that, but its listing the info on the paragraphs I want to know if I am doing right ? its the Harvard system I have to do by the way
