Use these 5 dates to make an 5 page essay about each event in the Indian Health Service.
Topic: Indian Health Service
The Five Events:
1. 2010: Authorize IHS to create a national CHAP
IHCIA is amended to authorize IHS to create a national CHAP. This excludes Dental Health Aides, unless in a state that authorizes its use.

2.July 26,2014: Recommendations of research aid
they also suffer from lacking basic amenities, including transportation, proper housing, and communications services. This has led the government commissions and other agencies to deliver recommendations from several time periods of research to aid in their initiatives’ rural social and economic development and implications. They also examine India’s poverty and evaluate the policies and programmer and social welfare programs. This might help in developing the strategies to eradicate poverty to improve their livelihood an analysis according to an article on the 26th 0f July 2014

3. June 1,2016: Letter (DTLL) initiates consultation on a draft policy to expand the CHAP
Dear Tribal Leader Letter (DTLL) initiates consultation on a draft policy to expand the CHAP (Consultation Sessions were held on 9/19, 10/4, and 10/9). Several Tribes and Tribal Organizations expressed concern about provisions in the Federal Register Notice. In response to those concerns, the Indian Health Service (IHS) has made the determination that we will engage in additional Tribal consultation before moving forward.

4. December 8,2018: They trying to make health insurance more assessable
Poverty and health insurance has been considered to be luxury by the most vulnerable and impoverished people. Following the research done by the national survey office, it stated that only fourteen percent of Indians in rural areas and nineteen in urban areas could access health insurance. Furthermore, the private institution which offers healthcare service cannot be accessed by the highest number of Indians because they are expensive. The government should make it easily accessible insurance to the citizens at all levels despite their social class in order to ensure equal treatment.

5. July 2021: COVID affected healthcare systems
Later research was conducted on the economic status, which confirmed that according to their data up to July 2021, it was evident that extreme poverty increased across the country because of COVID-19 in cities through lockdown, which restricted any movements. As a result of the impacts of the COVID pandemic, a total of forty-four million citizens became extremely poor in India because of losing their jobs. This has adversely affected the healthcare systems in this country.