In the last decade more and more health services are being outsourced to private

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In the last decade more and more health services are being outsourced to private companies, many of which are located or operational outside of the United States. Examples of this include interpretation of x-rays, data management of health information, pharmacy and medication distribution, and management of reimbursement and payment services for insured populations. What would you be concerned about (or not?) with an outsource company providing services "from a distance" as well as securing the privacy of your health information?

Explanation / Answer

Yes in last decade more health care facilities are handed to private companies. As we can see many kind of new health problems are arises which vary widely among different age groups, so now a day everyone in the society is health conscious.

So to fulfill as wide spread medical needs health sector is a new growing market for private companies. I am personally not concerned with it as they comes with so much improvisation and always look for customer satisfaction. So the personal medical data of patient is kept highly confidential, and this is highly monitored. Private sector have to give better facilities to survive in the market and build up it's reputation. So it is beneficiary in terms of health prospective as it will reduce hazards.

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