when was tricare approved by government?
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TriCare is just a new name for Champus.  And Champus has been around forever, probably longer than you've been alive.
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Social insurance\n\nBefore government-run social insurance programs were enacted, private groups had developed the concept of shared risk. In ancient Greece and Rome there were burial societies to which people contributed regularly to ensure that upon their deaths they would be buried with dignity. Some Medieval guilds had programs under which members contributed to funds which were drawn upon when members were no longer able to work, or died. In more recent times, some fraternal organizations and labor unions had similar programs. Many of the systems in continental Europe were developed, not through the state, but through occupational, mutualist and voluntary organisations.\n\nThe first state-run social insurance program paying retirement benefits was implemented in Germany in 1889 by Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. Bismarck sought to hold back the historical wave that was building in support of socialism across Europe at the time. His system was funded with payroll taxes paid by the employee and the employer, along with contributions from the government. It also included a disability benefit. Today such programs are common, though not universal, among developed countries. They often include features of the initial German system.\n\nIn the United Kingdom the first contributory pension scheme was enacted in 1911, enthusiastically supported by Winston Churchill who described the social insurance principle as "bringing the miracle of averages to the rescue of the millions". Subsequently, the Beveridge Report of 1942 offered the main alternative model. Beveridge attempted to make insurance the basis for a comprehensive, universal scheme covering all the main social needs. President Franklin Roosevelt described the ideal social insurance system as one which provided economic protection "from the cradle to the grave."\n\nSocial security is seen as providing assistance to retired workers, often in the form of a superannuation system that provides a pension from a fund to which workers and their employers (and in most countries the government) have contributed throughout their working lives. Workers may also contribute to some form of insurance scheme that provides income and assistance in the event of injury or illness for them and their families. While the scheme may be compulsory, the contributions or historic income often determine the level of support provided, once basic eligibility criteria such as age or inability to work are established. In most of the developed "first world" countries, social security also includes a system of universal health care.\n\nAnd That's My Best Answer!
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In the UK it was with the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.\nhttp://www.healthandsafety.co.uk/haswa.htm\n\nI just did a quick web search for the US legislation but can't find a date when it was first implemented there. I think H&S legislation was implemented in Europe before the UK or the US.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, the first case was identified on June 5, 1981
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I have worked in this field for 7 years.  I am only familiar with Tri-Care insurance through the military, but in all of my experiences, it is not a covered benefit.
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1991, I believe, but it has been updated, clarified, and amended since then.\n\nGoogle the entire term for more info.
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Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. \n\nAs you rightly pointed out, the Declaration of Independence was not officially signed until August of 1776
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The answer is at the link. My first thought was Ripken and that is correct. It was in 1987.
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actually it was august 2nd 1776. it was adopted by congress on july 4th but most of the delegates didnt sign it until august 2nd
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well what happened ? if your not using a lawyer. it will take longer. it can take up to 4 years for it to be approved. did you turn in a good medical history ? show proof of contact ? etc.. etc.. etc..
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This site says 1993. Click on it for more info.
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Look on the department of health website
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when people started going to physical therapistsfor wound care
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Hi!\n\nOn February 14, 1911, after much tenacious lobbying, the first nurse practice act became law.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--Stacey
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There were just three?  Here's one:  Welfare Reform Act of 199? (some year).  See if you can find some more.
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check out these sites:\n\nhttp://www.state.gov/m/ds/immunities/c9127.htm\n\nhttp://newstandardnews.net/content/index.cfm/items/1985\n\nhttp://www.fedstats.gov/
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The 16th Amendment, ratified on 3 Feb 1913.\n\nThe Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act of 1894 was rejected as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court because it was a direct tax on income over 3000.00 per year.\n\nI remember from school that the tax was created to fund WWI\nand never relinquished, but we were not in war in 1913, so I assume that it was a way for congress to raise money for the federal government to operate.