Question

This is a BUSI ESS/HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION class

Regardless of the race, creed or color, every human being wonders about this fact of death. Scientific research has discussed that approximately 20,000 to 30,000 deaths are due to lack of health care insurance.

What are the factors involved in the under insurance or individuals with no insurance more likely to die.

Provide significant discussion information with APA citations for quotes or paraphrases and provide the research link that you have used to help you understand the question.

Answer 1

Uninsured people in the society are more likely to die then the insured people in Healthcare facilities as most of the people with no insurance end up receiving less care as compared to the insured people. This is one of the main reasons of increasing number of deaths as well as the ratio of comparison for the child birth rate death is also increasing. Where insured people are likely to receive high level of care as the level of compensation to the Healthcare providers are relatively higher than the not insured people.
All of these approaches are directly based on the total funding received by the insurance companies to the Healthcare providers for moving the services to the Emergency Room. Some of the people are not moved to the emergency services that quickly as compared to the insurance people which increases the chances of serious illness and resulting death. All of the approaches are directly indicated that Healthcare insurance provides additional support to Healthcare providers for providing better care to the patient which increases the chances of saving the life rather than facing the death.
For an example infants are likely to die with no insurance then the one who have insurance for the children. Infants are moved to Intensive Care Unit quickly if they have proper insurance but uninsured children spend more time in general facility rather than being moved to the emergency ward for Intensive Care which is the main reason of the increasing death of the children inside healthcare facilities.

Reference- https://prescriptions.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/30/lacking-insurance-hospitalized-children-more-likely-to-die/