Due to our world’s great variety of people and cultures, there are many different ways in which people around the world can get health care. The United States uses little bits of all of them based on the classes of the population. There are four basic models used for health care systems around the world: the Beveridge model, the Bismarck model, the National Health Insurance model, and the Out-Of-Pocket model.
The Beveridge model is named after William Beveridge who was the designer of the National Health Service in Britain. In the Beveridge system, the government pays for the health care with tax money. Some doctors are even government employees. The Beveridge system is used in Spain and Britain, New Zealand, and Hong Kong; the best example
The Beveridge model is named after William Beveridge who was the designer of the National Health Service in Britain. In the Beveridge system, the government pays for the health care with tax money. Some doctors are even government employees. The Beveridge system is used in Spain and Britain, New Zealand, and Hong Kong; the best example