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1. iea.org.uk › publications › wizards-of-oz-what-theWizards of Oz? What the UK can learn from Australia’s ...

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   Jul 29, 2021 · It is, in the main, a public health insurance system, comparable to the systems in France, Canada, Taiwan and South Korea. A universal insurance programme (Medicare) pays for most healthcare costs, but Medicare does not run any healthcare facilities of its own.

2. www.readkong.com › page › wizards-of-oz-ieaWIZARDS OF OZ? IEA Discussion Paper No.102 What the UK can ...

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   We can see the Australian system as a plausible counterfactual for how healthcare in Britain might have evolved if the NHS had never been created. T he Australian model of today is best described as a multi-layered hybrid system.

3. journals.lww.com › spinejournal › FulltextWhere Is the Wisdom in Healthcare?: The “Wizard of Oz ...

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   Jan 1, 2010 · The journey toward health reform has been decades in the making and there have been many mishaps along the way. But there have also been many lessons learned. I cannot help but think of Dorothy in the “Wizard of Oz.” What is our “yellow brick road” to a rational and effective healthcare system?

4. iea.org.uk › media › uk-health-outcomes-would-beUK HEALTH OUTCOMES WOULD BE BETTER WITHOUT THE NHS, FINDS NEW ...

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   Aug 4, 2021 · New research from the Institute of Economic Affairs, titled ‘Wizards of Oz?’ and authored by Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz, compares and contrasts the Australian healthcare system with the NHS, with particular focus on outcomes.

5. www.usnews.com › news › best-countries10 Countries With the Best Public Health Systems - U.S. News ...

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   Sep 10, 2024 · These are the 10 countries viewed as having the most well-developed public health systems, along with their places in the quality of life subranking and overall list of Best Countries.

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6. www.kingsfund.org.uk › insight-and-analysisHow does the NHS compare to the health care systems of other ...

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   Jun 26, 2023 · Comparing the health care systems of different countries can help us assess how the UK health care system is performing and where it could improve. Our new report found that the NHS is neither a leader nor a laggard when compared to 18 similar countries.

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   Do different types of health care systems produce better results?

   • There is little evidence that one particular ‘type’ of health care system or model of health care funding produces systematically better results than another. Countries predominantly try to achieve better health outcomes by improving their existing model of health care, rather than by adopting a radically different model.

   How Does The NHS Compare To The Health Care Systems Of Other Cou…

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   Is the US a good health system?

   • Racial disparities run deep too: There is effectively one health system for white people and another for minorities, given the disparities in income. “If you want to have access, if you have money, then the US probably is a good system,” Nolte said. “If you want a fairly equitable system, it’s probably not the best.

   9 things I learned traveling to countries with universal health care | Vox

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   Is universal health care possible?

   • Universal health care is hard, but it should be possible — and eight more things I discovered from visiting other countries. Dr. Huei-wen Tien gives a thumbs-up to a stroke patient during a home visit in Xiulin, Taiwan. Dr. Huei-wen Tien gives a thumbs-up to a stroke patient during a home visit in Xiulin, Taiwan.

   9 things I learned traveling to countries with universal health care | Vox

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   How does Australia's healthcare system compare to the UK?

   • When it comes to healthcare outcomes for the major life-threatening conditions, the Australian system outperforms, and at lower levels of overall spending. For instance, in the UK the 30-day mortality rate for a heart attack was 6.8 per cent in 2017, compared to 3.8 per cent in Australia the year before.

   UK HEALTH OUTCOMES WOULD BE BETTER WITHOUT THE NHS, FINDS

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   Does Australia spend more on healthcare than the UK?

   • Total healthcare spending is lower in Australia, and it has been for nearly two decades. In 2019, it stood at 9.3 per cent of GDP, compared to 10.3 per cent in the UK. Public healthcare spending stood at 6.3 per cent of GDP in Australia, and 8 per cent of GDP in the UK. Australia achieves substantially better healthcare outcomes than the UK.

   Wizards of Oz? What the UK can learn from Australia's healthcare system

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8. www.vox.com › health-care › 2020/1/299 things I learned traveling to countries with universal ...

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   Jan 29, 2020 · Australia has layered a private health care system on top of its universal public insurance program, and that gives both doctors and patients more choice about medical care.