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3) Beginning with the so-called moral right to health care (all life is sacred), the issue of who provides health care has evolved as individual rights have trumped societal rights.
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PMID:23494290 DOI:10.1007/s10728-013-0244-5
2015 Health care analysis : HCA : journal of health philosophy and policy
* Health care: a brave new world.
- The current U.S. health care system, with both rising costs and demands, is unsustainable. The combination of a sense of individual entitlement to health care and limited acceptance of individual responsibility with respect to personal health has contributed to a system which overspends and underperforms. This sense of entitlement has its roots in a perceived right to health care. Beginning with the so-called moral right to health care (all life is sacred), the issue of who provides health care has evolved as individual rights have trumped societal rights. The concept of government providing some level of health care ranges from limited government intervention, a 'negative right to health care' (e.g., prevention of a socially-caused, preventable health hazard), to various forms of a 'positive right to health care'. The latter ranges from a decent minimum level of care to the best possible health care with access for all. We clarify the concept of legal rights as an entitlement to health care and present distributive and social justice counter arguments to present health care as a privilege that can be provided/earned/altered/revoked by governments. We propose that unlike a 'right', which is unconditional, a 'privilege' has limitations. Going forward, expectations about what will be made available should be lowered while taking personal responsibility for one's health must for elevated. To have access to health care in the future will mean some loss of personal rights (e.g., unhealthy behaviors) and an increase in personal responsibility for gaining or maintaining one's health.
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(2)35 and (18)5 impacts (34)3 literacy (50)2 data
(3)23 *null* (19)5 insurance (35)3 policy (51)2 economic
(4)13 promotion (20)5 problem (36)3 risk (52)2 examination
(5)12 Survey (21)5 system (37)3 risks (53)2 factors
(6)12 professionals (22)4 knowledge (38)3 services, (54)2 hazard
(7)8 education (23)4 providers (39)3 symptoms (55)2 is
(8)8 effects (24)4 surveillance (40)3 was (56)2 messages
(9)8 outcomes (25)3 Insurance (41)3 workers (57)2 needs
(10)8 status (26)3 Promotion (42)2 Department (58)2 plan
(11)7 problems (27)3 as (43)2 Organization's (59)2 protection
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(13)6 in (29)3 centres (45)2 benefits (61)2 survey
(14)6 of (30)3 conditions (46)2 centers
(15)6 services (31)3 hazards (47)2 challenges
(16)5 behaviours (32)3 interventions (48)2 concern

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--- WordNet output for health --- =>健康状態, 健康, 調子 Overview of noun health The noun health has 2 senses (first 1 from tagged texts) 1. (21) health, wellness -- (a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease; "physicians should be held responsible for the health of their patients") 2. health -- (the general condition of body and mind; "his delicate health"; "in poor health") --- WordNet end ---