Healthcare is split into different sectors:Private, Public and Voluntary

Sure, I can provide a brief explanation of these sectors in healthcare:

1. Private Sector: This sector includes all the privately-owned healthcare facilities and services. These are typically profit-oriented and are funded by payments received from patients or their insurance companies. Examples include private hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes.

2. Public Sector: This sector is funded and operated by the government and provides healthcare services to the public either free or at a minimal cost. These services are funded by taxpayers' money. Examples include public hospitals and community health centers.

3. Voluntary Sector: This sector is made up of non-profit organizations that provide healthcare services. These organizations are often funded by donations and grants, and they may offer free or low-cost healthcare to those who cannot afford to pay. Examples include charitable hospitals and clinics.