US polls: Race differences exist in the US medical system for a long time, and the satisfaction of the public is very low

Overseas Network, September 12th. According to the Associated Press reported on the 12th, an agency-Norc Public Affairs Research Center of the Associated Press shows that the American people have a very low satisfaction with the US medical system. The medical system has not been operated well.

Nearly 80%of the American people said they were worried that they could not obtain high -quality medical services when they needed. Overall, the American people's evaluation of the cost of prescription drugs, the quality of nursing nursing and mental health of prescription drugs is very low.

"The medical system in the United States is very frustrating, and the new crown epidemic has made the situation worse." Mark Finchik, director of the Valley of Michigan University of Michigan, said that the new crown epidemic has led to tens of millions of people in the United States. Death, although the US health department has formulated epidemic prevention measures, it is still difficult for the public to obtain face -to -face medical care.

Polls also show that racial differences have also existed in the US medical system for a long time. During the new crown epidemic, this difference is particularly obvious. The new crown mortality of African and Spanish descent is very high. Among the recently infected people in the United States, the proportion of African and Spanish descent is also higher. Therefore, they are very worried about health care.

Nearly 60%of African and Spanish people said they were very worried about whether they could get good medical services; and less than half of the white people expressed similar concerns. Two -third of the American adults believe that the Federal Government is responsible for ensuring that all Americans enjoy medical insurance. (Overseas Network/Yao Kaihong Internship Compilation/Zhu Xuehan)

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