What have been some interventions by the government to make healthcare more accessible and affordable to...
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In Country like USA Government intervention in health care is limited where government provides Aid and assistance to low income individuals and families. Countries like UK and Canada irrespective of the ability to pay all were given access to the health care services which is reasonable. Countries like Hong Kong and Australia government provides assistance to everyone but upto a limited coverage at an affordable price to everyone irrespective of their ability to pay but the maximum coverage can be taken by paying from private sector.
In all these countries the main aim is to provide insurance to low income individuals and families so that everyone in the country will have the access to health care because the above income individuals will anyhow can pay and will take insurance. Only thing is that different countries different policy but the objective and outcome is same.
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