Social Contract In Health Care

The social contract is an understanding between people and society and how this one should be ordered, how benefits should be dispersed and how responsibilities are defined for all citizens. In health care the social contract requires an understanding of the purpose of health care for individuals and society. This contract includes boundaries for individual’s rights and state duties. Due to boundaries, the task must be guided by the requests of justice. The other level is a moral concept. Health is a right for all humans. The fact that providers were taking advantage and overcharging patients at a service for fee payment plan with inflated charges the pressure from the public for greater transparency is gradually changing because the contract

It is not fair that people are in the healthcare industry thinking of it as a business instead of the human charitable purpose of it which is for our race to continue to survive and be healthy. It wasn’t for medicine maybe we would of extinct just like the dinosaurs did. Medicines purpose is to health and healthcare is indented for the good of mankind. It should not be a money machine unfortunately it was until recently. The contract should be transparent thinking of me as a patient as well. It won’t be fair to me If I was being charge hidden fees and overprice medicine. I would not want that for myself so I should not want the same for others. I will set a list of prices for all hospitals, facilities and providers of the nation to make sure one is not going to charge more than the other that way it will be fair for

When people are doing a good job, they should be recognized that way the will continue to do their best. An incentive for proving quality based service will also be in this contract. That way instead of hospitals fighting for who see the most patients they will be competing for who is providing the best service. This initiative should equip consumers with quality of care information to make more informed decisions about their health while encouraging doctors and hospitals to improve the quality of care (Butler, 2009). Personally, think this will be ideal for the world right now. This is the way it should be in health care. Today all these ideas are in the making but I will reinforce them if it was up to me. Everyone getting paid the same amount for the procedures, medicines and services but the ones who exceed standards will be recompensed to incentive