What are the key differences in healthcare reform across countries?

What are the key differences in healthcare reform across countries?

Healthcare reform varies significantly by country. For instance, the U.S. focuses on private insurance, while countries like Canada have a public system.

Can you explain how the UK's NHS works compared to the U.S. system?

The UK's NHS provides healthcare funded by taxes, offering services free at the point of use, unlike the U.S. system which relies heavily on private insurance.

What are the outcomes of these different systems?

Countries with universal healthcare often have better health outcomes, such as lower infant mortality rates and higher life expectancy compared to the U.S.

Are there any recent reforms in these countries?

Yes, many countries are continuously reforming their healthcare systems. For example, the U.S. has seen changes with the Affordable Care Act, while the UK is focusing on reducing waiting times.