16 Questions
What is not covered by the Canadian government healthcare system?
Cosmetic surgeries
Why do some Canadians choose to pay for supplemental insurance?
To cover prescription drugs and dental care
How do Canadians cover the healthcare aspects not included in the government system?
By purchasing supplemental insurance
Why do some Americans buy drugs from Canadian pharmacies?
Due to cheaper drug costs
How are healthcare costs negotiated in Canada?
By the government
What is the myth about waiting times in the Canadian healthcare system?
Waiting times can extend to years for any treatment
How are elective surgeries prioritized in Canada?
Based on the patient's medical need
What percentage of Canadians are satisfied with their healthcare system?
80%
In the UK, who runs hospitals, pharmacies, and optometrists?
The government
What is unique about Germany's health insurance companies?
They cannot make a profit on individuals
What type of health system does Canada have?
Universal with private care and public financing
What is the name of the government program in Canada that provides insurance to everybody?
Medicare
How are medical bills paid for in Canada?
By public funds
In which country can health insurance companies not make a profit on individuals?
Germany
What is the main difference between the UK and Germany's health care systems?
UK has a nationalized system while Germany has private hospitals and insurance companies
What is the common feature of the health care systems in Switzerland, Taiwan, and Japan?
They all have universal health care systems
Test your knowledge of global healthcare systems with this quiz! Explore how countries like the UK and Germany approach healthcare, and compare them to the system in the US. See how different countries handle hospitals, insurance, and government involvement in healthcare.
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