Which countries do not provide free medical care?

The medical insurance system is very complicated and the medical expenses are very high. Every country has its own situation.

Most countries that provide free medical care do not pay for it, but how and by whom. At present, countries and regions that realize free medical care, such as Britain, Canada, Northern Europe and other countries and regions, are economically developed and have a small population. These countries have strong economic strength, small population, few people in need of medical treatment and good international living environment. There is no need for hegemony, and there is no need to be afraid of being beaten at any time. Coupled with high taxes, a large amount of military expenditure is a huge sum, which the finance can barely bear.

Other countries, such as Germany, Japan and the United States, have strong economies but large populations. Therefore, these countries rely on the combination of commercial medical insurance and the government. Whether they pay by themselves or companies, they have to pay high medical insurance fees, but they all have to pay on a daily basis. Especially in the United States, there is a complete commercial medical insurance, there is medical insurance, people who pay high premiums can almost report for free, and colds without medical insurance are despised.

In fact, at present, only some countries and regions in the former red camp can truly realize free treatment. In socialist countries, hospitals and medical institutions are regarded as a government department whose task is to treat people, but all government departments also have problems. In addition, the annual budget is so large that they can't receive any money themselves, so the quality of medical care is debatable.

The country has limited financial resources. If we rely solely on the central finance, in a large country with a large population, all free medical care can only do minor illnesses, which is an embarrassing situation. Our country has such a large population, the international environment is not good, and the economy is not yet strong enough to reach its peak. There are many places that need funding, such as education, military expenditure, scientific research expenditure and other fields. Any one of them is a spendthrift, and the medical insurance fee paid by everyone is actually not high. To tell the truth, it is not easy to reach the present proportion of medical expenses and reimbursement, and many of them are achieved by squeezing doctors' wages and working hours. Not only medical care, but also education has similar problems.

So, in a word, the reason why medical care is not free is because it is not rich enough. If a country like China can achieve the Nordic standard of high-quality free medical care for all, then China's economy may have been able to beat the sum of other blue star countries. . .

There are about 230 countries and regions in the world, among which 193 has free medical care.

Rich Europe and America are all free medical care countries, while developed countries such as Britain, Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark are all free medical care for all, and all expenses are fully borne by the state. The United States, Canada and other countries implement the medical insurance system, but it is free for the retired elderly and the poor.

BRICS countries refer to Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, among which Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa implement free medical care. Take South Africa as an example, its national medical bill stipulates that free medical care is applicable to people without medical insurance, regardless of nationality or immigration status; In short, illegal refugees are not a problem. Similar regulations in Russia are similar to those in South Africa.

Although Indian free medical care is often ridiculed by netizens in China, its medical system still provides considerable medical security for its citizens. India stipulates that as long as you are in India, no matter where you come from, registration, examination, medical treatment and medical expenses in public hospitals are free, and nutritious meals are also provided.

Both Cuba and North Korea, which belong to the Eastern Group, have free medical care, and it is said that it is completely free for everyone. Of course, queuing is inevitable, and there must always be a rule of seeing a doctor first.

African countries, Mauritius and China have similar per capita GDP and implement free medical care; Tanzania's per capita GDP is about110 of China's, and free medical care is implemented; Seychelles, whose per capita GDP is about twice that of China, implements free medical care.

Finally, the per capita GDP of Batie is about 65,438+0.7 of that of China, providing free medical care. This country receives aid from China all the year round.