Hi, I need help with essay on Book Report on HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE 2010 The Forecast, The Challenge. Paper must be at least 1000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!IFTF enables organizations, compani

Hi, I need help with essay on Book Report on HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE 2010 The Forecast, The Challenge. Paper must be at least 1000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

IFTF enables organizations, companies, foundations, government agencies to make better, more informed decisions about the future, and it provides the foresight to create insights that lead to action.

The book is a rare collection of thoughtful, insightful and robust forecasts covering almost all the crucial components of health and healthcare. This volume has been organized into logically sequenced eighteen chapters that cover a diverse set of topics ranging from historical trends to xenotransplantation. Each chapter includes self-explanatory and informative figures, graphs and tables. Aptly inserted sidebars in each chapter add another dimension to the text by facilitating a clear understanding of the chapter. I am of the opinion that this well researched and beautifully presented and an interesting book has been able to achieve its sole objective of providing the reader with “a description of critical factors that will influence health and health care in the first decade of the 21st century.”

In the opening chapters, the book informs the reader about trends like widening economical divide, expanding and changing horizons w.r.t. nature of diseases from acute to chronic, mental and lifestyle oriented ones. It highlights the transforming demographic trends those are expected to have a far reaching effect on the evolving modalities of healthcare services delivery in America. The book also analyses the aspect of insurance in the changing scenario.

Ever since the invention of the monaural stethoscope, technology’s role in medicine has been gradually increasing and today technology has secured a commanding position in almost all specialties of medicine. The book has discussed nine upcoming and promising technologies (and respective key barriers) those have the potential to “address intransigent issues and improve public health, extend our life