It is funded by the government.

It provides comprehensive coverage to all citizens.

It is based on a single-payer system.

All of the above.

Germany

United Kingdom

Canada

Sweden

To provide affordable health care to all citizens.

To improve the health of the population.

To reduce the cost of health care.

To increase access to health care.

Single-payer system

Multi-payer system

Private health insurance system

Public health insurance system

In a single-payer system, the government is the only payer of health care costs, while in a multi-payer system, there are multiple payers, including the government, employers, and individuals.

In a single-payer system, the government provides health care directly to citizens, while in a multi-payer system, private health insurance companies provide health care.

In a single-payer system, there is no competition among health care providers, while in a multi-payer system, there is competition among health care providers.

All of the above.

It provides universal coverage.

It is more efficient than a multi-payer system.

It is more equitable than a multi-payer system.

All of the above.

It can be more expensive than a multi-payer system.

It can lead to longer wait times for care.

It can reduce patient choice.

All of the above.

It provides more choice for patients.

It can be more efficient than a single-payer system.

It can lead to shorter wait times for care.

All of the above.

It can be more expensive than a single-payer system.

It can lead to inequities in access to care.

It can be more complex to administer than a single-payer system.

All of the above.

Canada

United Kingdom

Sweden

All of the above

United States

Germany

France

All of the above

There is a trend towards universal health care systems.

There is a trend towards more patient choice and control.

There is a trend towards more integrated care.

All of the above.

Rising costs

Aging population

Increasing prevalence of chronic diseases

All of the above

Expanding access to care

Improving the quality of care

Reducing the cost of care

All of the above

Technology can be used to improve access to care.

Technology can be used to improve the quality of care.

Technology can be used to reduce the cost of care.

All of the above.