Healthcare research paper

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Research Paper Outline

Niesha Turner

DeVry University

HealthCare Policy

Title: Texas House Bill 3994

Thesis: On January 1, the Bill went into effect in Texas. The Texas Supreme Court implemented the bill in a manner that will protect the well-being of minor kids. The issue on abortion has been so compelling and the enactment of tougher laws the curb the practice helps in putting healthcare institutions and physicians in check. The abortion bill passed in 2011 provided more restrictions on the access of abortion services. While many argue that laws are unconstitutional, many have argued whether the laws enacted to protect the few women ready to procure an abortion is the best strategy.

I. Introduction

a) Description of the Texas House Bill 3994

b) Thesis: On January 1, the Bill went into effect in Texas. The Texas Supreme Court implemented the bill in a manner that will protect the well-being of minor kids. The issue on abortion has been so compelling and the enactment of tougher laws the curb the practice helps in putting healthcare institutions and physicians in check. The abortion bill passed in 2011 provided more restrictions on the access of abortion services. While many argue that laws are unconstitutional, many have argued whether the laws enacted to protect the few women ready to procure an abortion is the best strategy.

II. Background

a) Describe when the bill was enacted and the reason why the bill was formed. This bill was enacted in 8th July, 2015. This bill was signed into law in an effort to protect minors who are seeking to conduct abortions secretly without the consent of their guardians.

b) Discuss the purpose of the bill and its applications- The purpose of this bill was to ensure minor girls are protected, advocating for the rights of Texas parents to be involved in the decisions of their daughters and provision of better report on abuse (Austin, 2015).

c) Discuss the origin of the 2011 abortion bill- As a result of the rise of the issues related to reproductive health and rights at the state level, the issue on abortion received unprecedented attention which led 50 states and legislators to introduce the abortion bill of 2011 (Sarah, 2011).

c) Discussing the restrictions contained in the Texas House Bill 3994 and how it intricately supports the 2011 abortion Bill

III. Arguments regarding the enactment of the Texas House Bill 3994 - The

a) Challenges faced towards the enactment of the bill

b) Reforms in the healthcare sector that occurred as a result of the implementation of the bill

IV. Effects of these abortion laws

a) Positive effects

b) Negative effects

V. conclusion

a) Summarized thesis statement

b) Objectives of these laws as far as abortion is concerned

c) Recommendations on the enacted laws on abortion

References

Austin. (2015, 7 8). Right to Life. Retrieved from Governor Abott signs House Bill 3994 into law: https://www.texasrighttolife.com/governor-abbott-signs-house-bill-3994-into-law/

Sarah, K. (2011, 12 29). The Washington Post. Retrieved from 2011: The year of the abortion restrictions: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/post/2011-the-year-of-the-abortion-restrictions/2011/12/29/gIQAbJqjOP_blog.html?utm_term=.0ee5420271ad