The American
medical system was included as an Enable because
when compared to their countries of origin,
the American medical system provides access to
screening for certain diseases and other medical
services. Respondents mentioned that the medical
systems of their countries of origin lacked sterile
equipment, overworked their doctors (leading to
very rushed patient-provider interactions), were
costly, and refused to treat patients who are unable
to pay. Therefore, many perceived the availability
of health insurance for the underprivileged
and free or low-cost clinics in the American medical
system as Enable. A screened woman conveys
this point by stating: “Here, whether you have
health insurance or not, you go to the doctor… they
will examine you… Back home it’s not like that. If
you don’t have the money, you will not be seen.”
The American
medical system was included as an Enable because
when compared to their countries of origin,
the American medical system provides access to
screening for certain diseases and other medical
services. Respondents mentioned that the medical
systems of their countries of origin lacked sterile
equipment, overworked their doctors (leading to
very rushed patient-provider interactions), were
costly, and refused to treat patients who are unable
to pay. Therefore, many perceived the availability
of health insurance for the underprivileged
and free or low-cost clinics in the American medical
system as Enable. A screened woman conveys
this point by stating: “Here, whether you have
health insurance or not, you go to the doctor… they
will examine you… Back home it’s not like that. If
you don’t have the money, you will not be seen.”
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The American
medical system was included as an Enable because
when compared to their countries of origin,
the American medical system provides access to
screening for certain diseases and other medical
services. Respondents mentioned that the medical
systems of their countries of origin lacked sterile
equipment, overworked their doctors (leading to
very rushed patient-provider interactions), were
costly, and refused to treat patients who are unable
to pay. Therefore, many perceived the availability
of health insurance for the underprivileged
and free or low-cost clinics in the American medical
system as Enable. A screened woman conveys
this point by stating: “Here, whether you have
health insurance or not, you go to the doctor… they
will examine you… Back home it’s not like that. If
you don’t have the money, you will not be seen.”
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