Research from outside your textbook finds the U.S. behind many other developed nations in achieving positive health care outcomes. How does this best relate to research cited in your textbook about current U.S. health care expenditures?
A) U.S. health care spending is comparable to U.S. positive health care outcomes.
B) U.S. health care spending far outweighs the U.S. positive health care outcomes.
C) U.S. health care spending is even lower than U.S. positive health care outcomes.
D) U.S. health care spending, as it rises, lowers U.S. positive health care outcomes.

Question

​Research from outside your textbook finds the U.S. behind many other developed nations in achieving positive health care outcomes. How does this best relate to research cited in your textbook about current U.S. health care expenditures?
A) ​U.S. health care spending is comparable to U.S. positive health care outcomes.
B) ​U.S. health care spending far outweighs the U.S. positive health care outcomes.
C) U.S. health care spending is even lower than U.S. positive health care outcomes.
D) ​U.S. health care spending, as it rises, lowers U.S. positive health care outcomes.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Research indicates that the U.S. is behind many other developed nations in achieving positive health care outcomes despite spending the most on health care. This corresponds with research cited in the textbook that shows current U.S. health care expenditures are far higher than those of other developed nations.

​Research from Outside Your Textbook Finds the U

Research from Outside Your Textbook Finds the U