Good healthcare service is a fundamental need for every citizen in a country and when this sector is run by money making private organisations, it is clear that the government provided health care service is not up to mark and need improvements. I believe that when the healthcare service is owned and run by some bunch of money-makers, mass people would suffer to a great extent and this policy has far more demerits than few advantages it offers.
First, when government incapable of providing sufficient treatment and hospital facilities, the healthcare sector is then turning into a profitable business sector for many private organisations. Those private organisations’ main objective is to make money and thus only rich citizens can accommodate their treatment. Since the government does not have any control over the treatment facilities of these hospitals and healthcare centres, they charge people as much as they like. Thus they make the overall health care system expensive in a country.
Second, the private healthcare centres are often accused of overcharging and wrong treatment and yet they are not punished for the misdeed they conduct. Many people opine that private healthcare centres and hospitals are far neater and clean and have more qualified doctors. However, should not those doctors be treating in public hospitals instead of making money? Thus the professional ethics of doctors are ruined by their practice in private hospitals. Furthermore, the government collects a huge amount of tax from its citizens and should be obliged to provide health care services to people for free rather than letting private hospitals loot people.
In conclusion, a better environment and more doctors and nurses in private hospitals are often considered as the great advantages for the patients. However, the amount they charge for treatment is outrageous and mass people cannot afford that. The government should ensure proper healthcare facilities for all of its citizens and quality public health care service is a better solution than allowing private companies control this important sector whose sole objective is to make profits.
Good
healthcare
service
is a fundamental need for every
citizen
in a country and when this
sector
is run
by money making
private
organisations
, it is
clear
that the
government
provided
health
care
service
is not up to mark and need improvements. I believe that when the healthcare
service
is
owned
and run by
some
bunch of money-makers, mass
people
would suffer to a great extent and this policy has far more demerits than few advantages it offers.
First
, when
government
incapable of providing sufficient
treatment
and
hospital
facilities, the healthcare
sector
is then turning into a profitable business
sector
for
many
private
organisations
. Those
private
organisations
’ main objective is to
make
money and
thus
only
rich
citizens
can accommodate their
treatment
. Since the
government
does not have any control over the
treatment
facilities of these
hospitals
and healthcare
centres
, they charge
people
as much as they like.
Thus
they
make
the
overall
health
care
system expensive in a country.
Second, the
private
healthcare
centres
are
often
accused of overcharging and
wrong
treatment and
yet
they are not punished for the misdeed they conduct.
Many
people
opine that
private
healthcare
centres
and
hospitals
are far neater and clean and have more qualified
doctors
.
However
, should not those
doctors
be treating in public
hospitals
instead
of making money?
Thus
the professional ethics of
doctors
are ruined
by their practice in
private
hospitals
.
Furthermore
, the
government
collects a huge amount of tax from its
citizens
and should
be obliged
to provide
health
care
services
to
people
for free
rather
than letting
private
hospitals
loot
people
.
In conclusion
, a better environment and more
doctors
and nurses in
private
hospitals
are
often
considered as the great advantages for the patients.
However
, the amount they charge for
treatment
is outrageous and mass
people
cannot afford that. The
government
should ensure proper healthcare facilities for all of its
citizens
and quality public
health
care
service
is a better solution than allowing
private
companies
control this
important
sector
whose sole objective is to
make
profits.
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56Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
10Mistakes