Technology in health care has taken many forms over the years. In 1796, Edward Jenner developed the first smallpox vaccination method. A hundred years later, Wilhelm Rontgen discovered how to use x-rays for medical imaging. And in 2013, Japanese researchers grew the first human liver from stem cells. What is next?  How does one technological advance set the stage for further discoveries?
For this assignment you will compose an analysis of 750-1,000 words incorporating the following:

Evaluate at a minimum of two different historical perspectives regarding the delivery of health care in the United States. How has technology and the lack of developing technology affected and shaped these perspectives?
Contrast and describe two technological advances that have positively impacted health care delivery in the United States.
Explain how the two technological advances you selected have influenced public opinion of the changing health care system in the United States? Provide a brief summary of both positive and negative opinions.
Forecast how you believe these two technological advances will affect delivery and utilization of health care in the United States in the future. What other factors may simultaneously affect health care utilization?

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

Adhering to the principal of autonomy requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare do not interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principal of non-maleficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principle of beneficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare don’t interface with a patient with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient What are the necessary conditions for autonomy?Adhering to the principal of autonomy requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare do not interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principal of non-maleficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principle of beneficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare don’t interface with a patient with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient What are the necessary conditions for autonomy?