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Teitelbaum, J; Wilensky, S. (2017). Health Policy and Law.
Gregory, J. (2008). 5 things to know about the final ACA rule for 2019.
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2019 Affordable Care Act enrollment changes

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I chose to explain the Three Conceptual Frameworks for Health Policy and Law.
The First one is about individual rights. The Second focus on historical perspectives and the Third approaches the perspective of the stakeholders.
I also chose to present the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mainly because it will be changes starting in January 2019. I posted the 2019 Open Enrollment Timeline which I think everyone would enjoy knowing about it. The new administration essentially repealed ACA. I posted a website with five things to know about the new changes. Also, there is a short video explaining some changes including the deadline to enroll for coverage beginning Jan 2019.

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In April 2018, President Trump essentially repealed Obamacare and releases a final rule for 2019.

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5 things to know about the final ACA rule for 2019

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In a final rule that CMS said would help customers "suffering from high Obamacare premiums," the agency's 2019 rule for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges would give states more power on how plans cover required benefits and widen exemptions to the law's individual mandate in the final year customers can be penalized for not having ACA-compliant insurance.

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ACA nicknamed Obamacare is a comprehensive health care reform law enacted in March 2010.  The law has 3 goals:
- more affordable health insurance to more people
- Expand Medicaid
- Low health care cost

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Study based on the perspectives of key stakeholders :
- Individuals, the public, HCP, governments, managed care/insurance, employers, pharmaceutical, research and interest groups

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- Prices set freely by :
patients and health care providers;
- Laws, forces of supply and demand are free from any intervention by:
a government, price-setting monopoly, or other authority ( 1990 to today)

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- Physician seen as a stakeholder in the healthcare system
- Enhancing access, new insurance programs and acts, civil rights ( 1960 to 1980).

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Medical profession should have the  authority to regulate itself (1880 to 1960).

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Study based on social, political and economic perspective:
- Professional autonomy
- social contract
- Free market

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Study based on the broad topical domains of :
- Health care
- Public health
- Bioethics

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Individual's access to care
/ Finance

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Point of intersection between morals, societal values, medicine, public policy and law

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Safety and welfare of general population