Your paragraph 1 — You need to add what types of health insurance/coverage there are in the US. It's not all private, and it's not all govt-funded. Are you clear on what is in existence in the US?
Your paragraph 2 plus your notes — So South Africa's system is a mix, too, right? You'll need to study how their National Health differs from the US's healthcare.gov, Medicaid, and Medicare.
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I have revised this some. Please take a look and let me know how I can make it better thanks.
How do you think the United States aligns with the health systems of other countries? Identify components from other countries that you would like to be incorporated in the U.S. healthcare system and explain why. Is there anything that you would keep the same? Explain ( There is a correction made. I need to use South Africa)
The United States healthcare system does not align with other systems internationally. The U.S. spends a lot on healthcare but there is still a significant amount of people who continue not to have health coverage.
A component from South Africa that I would like to be incorporated in the U.S. healthcare system is National Health Insurance. National Health Insurance is a network of insurance benefits established by a federal government that will cover all or almost all its citizens. This will help ensure that citizens will get the best care possible. ( I am not sure where to go with this)
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I do feel that we should contribute in some way. The idea of everyone being able to be insured no matter what your status is would contribute to people being healthier.
This is what I know about South Africa's Health care system: South Africa’s healthcare insurance system is comprised of both public and private sectors. Those with private insurance have the ability to pay for it. With private insurance, there are private physicians who operate out of a private hospital. National Health Insurance. There is a uniform patient fee schedule. Patients treated in government hospitals are charged according to a tariff.
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