U.S. hospice care could not have fraud / mismanagement / abuse
The breastfeeding "Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative" could be harmful to new mothers / babies
U.S. Medicaid could be more available to those in need / have less administrative errors
The disability cliff in adulthood could not exist / intentional communities could be created
U.S. organ transplantation supply logistics / guidelines for use / suppliers could be better
Hospital Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs) could be monopolies and prevent fulfillment of important medical supplies / drugs
Cardiomyopathy / embolisms / heart issues, hemorrhage, blood clots, infections, placental abruptions, pregnacy-induced hypertension (preeclampsia), suicides could be tracked / prevented in pregnant (U.S.) women
Cities / nonprofits / apps could offer befriending services
Pregnant women could have midwives and OB-GYNs, doulas, tech supported care and monitoring, earlier appointments, and 3x the postpartum visits / care
Receiving disability benefits could not require lawyers / payments
Parents could not be billed for foster care
Foster care kids could have nightlights / care packages / suitcases
U.S. hospitals could not cut pediatric care
U.S. government block grants could be unaccountable / unable to meet needs
Private equity could make veterinarian care, healthcare, assisted living, nursing homes, autism care, mobile homes, hospices, petrol stations, dentists, etc. more expensive / decrease quality
U.S. TANF (welfare) could have less strict eligibility / diversion requirements, time limits, non-compliance sanctions to reach families in need
Medicare Advantage plans could not deny coverage to seniors
The U.S. nurse / healthcare workers / doctors - patient staffing ratio and standards of care could improve
The VAERS / FAERS systems could accurately capture vaccine / drug safety and restore public trust
U.S. primary healthcare / doctor availability / Medicaid acceptance could be improved in low income areas
Nursing homes could not use antipsychotic drugs on people with dementia
U.S. government whistleblowing could improve
Foster siblings could stay together
The CDC / HHS could produce high-quality data during infectious disease outbreaks
Children could be tested for sickle cell anemia to prevent future harm and the disease could be treated more effectively
U.S. social welfare policy could engage fathers more
U.S. nursing homes/long-term care could be less expensive, less understaffed / negligent, offer reasonable healthcare, have better training, and have accurate ratings
Foster care parent abuse could be better monitored and accounted for
Public benefit administrative burdens / forms could be reduced / be easier to comply with
People with mental health issues could go to state psychiatric centers/access assertive community treatment rather than nursing homes/prisons
Postpartum healthcare for new moms / gynecology could improve, include screening, and incorporate insurance-covered pelvic floor / physical therapy
The U.S. could have less maternal deaths through systemic review / standardization of treatment
New parents could get infant training / check-ins after birth
Social services could be delivered remotely / by video calling
Native Americans could have access to better healthcare
A single information system could be used for people seeking social / homeless / housing services
U.S. medicare options could be easier for seniors to understand
People could be trained in offering high quality childcare
Problem doctors could have their operating privileges suspended by medical boards and institutions/medical personnel could face negligence damages for not reporting them
U.S. dental care could be more accessible for people
Dental care could be unproven / more regulated
Foster care could lead to quicker permanent situations
U.S. children could be required to be tested for lead
