Healthcare issues turn into law in many ways. Usually, a new debate in healthcare surfaces and then the controversy leads to the formation of a law. But how exactly does this happen? Sometimes a health issue is supported by a lobby group. Some issues start as a means to correct problems in patient care. Some health laws are created from public advocacy.

Regardless, should these current approaches in place today be considered "best practice"? Defend your yes/no stance. Share your thoughts on how healthcare issues become law. Try to point to a specific example. Do you approve of this process? Evaluate how this plan can be improved, and support with specific examples?

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The process of turning healthcare issues into laws is complex and multifaceted often influenced by various stakeholders including lobbyists advocacy g... View the full answer