Overview of the interview

The objective of this interview is to describe the delivery methods and the functions of the health care systems from the perspective of the multiple participants in the health care system (Ridic, Pp.17). The interview will examine the forces affecting the health care delivery in United States and the effects of these trends of the health care stakeholders’ representatives.

The interview

Researcher: what do you think are the greatest strengths and weakness of health care in America?

Health care professional:  I think America is among the countries in the world with the strongest and the most efficient health care systems in the private sector. The health systems in the can have in most cases embraced the use of rapid advanced medical technology for the past few decades. The weakness of these healthy systems is that they are likely to be interfered with by the political policies.

Researcher: can use briefly explain your experiences with the healthcare system?

Health care professional:   My experience with the health care systems in American is that it is effective and efficient. Given that healthy systems advance with the advancement of the medical technology the patients are able to receive the best health care services than any other country in the world.

Researcher:  what has been beneficial in your dealing with the health care system?

Health care professional:   In my dealing with the health care system, I have been able to advance my medical career. Since technology keeps on changing I have been necessitated to learn how to operate different medical equipments in order to ensure that I deliver quality and expected treatment services to the patients.

Researcher: Do you think the quality of health care is getting better or worse?

Health care professional:  The quality of health care in America is getting better as new discoveries and policies have continued to be discovered and adopted as the medical problems arises. Medical technology and efficient medical expertise have taken health care in America into new levels.

Researcher: Do you see national health care reforms as affecting you?

Health care professional:   The health care reforms are affecting me because I am necessitated to keep on renewing my skills and to be flexible in my medical career.  Medical affordability through national insurance by the government has increased my responsibility as I am necessitated to work for more patients than ever before.

Researcher: Do you believe that it is a good idea?

Health care professional:   I believe it is a good idea because those in needs of medical services would be in a position to receive the quality and affordable medical services.

Salient features of the interview

Based on the above interview I have come to realize that the health care system in America is advance and of high quality. According to the responses by the health care professional, both the public and those people in the health care systems are all satisfied with the way in which the health care sector is managed and monitored by the government (Capretta, Pp.14). Health care professional from a professional perspective understand the importance of having an efficient and effective health care system. The health care professional who has work for more than a decade is satisfied with the current situation of the health care system.

As I conducted the interview, I was surprised to learn that the health professional career can be interrupted by the medical technology advancement and changes in the medical policies. The emotional condition of the health care professional in expressing his satisfaction with the health care systems in America would be a non-verbal language that a written transcript would miss (Ridic, Pp.17). The health care professional experience in the field of health care systems in American would have impacted the response of this interview because he understands the sequence changes which have occurred in the sector. As a health care professional the lessons I can take from the interview is that time is changing and it is important to change as it changes.

Work cited

Capretta, J. Healthcare in the United States: Strengths, Weaknesses & the Way Forward. 2011. The center of bioethics and human dignity.

Ridic, G. Comparisons of Health Care Systems in the United States, Germany and Canada. 2014. United States national library of medicine.