Which country established a policy in 1948 by which all citizens are entitled to medical care provided by the government, but those who can afford to do so may go to private doctors and hospitals?A.JapanB.RussiaC.Great BritainD.Sweden

Which country's healthcare system covers the whole population via the National Health System (NHS) and includes a mix of public, private profit, and nonprofit hospitals?USAUKEuropean UnionAustralia

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

Which of the following statements is NOT correct?In AustraliaA.Private patients are only covered by Medicare when medical services are not covered by private heath insurance.B.Private patients can in some circumstances receive rebate from both Medicare and their Private health insurance company.C.private patients are also covered by Medicare.D.private patients only receive rebate from their own private health insurer.

In which of the following countries is the use of holistic medicine most widespread and under government control?A.SwedenB.United StatesC.Russian FederationD.People’s Republic of China

Anil is a healthcare administrator overseeing a public hospital in a country with a mix of private and public healthcare systems. The public hospital he manages caters primarily to low-income individuals and families, providing essential medical services and treatments.Recently, the government has introduced a policy aimed at enhancing healthcare access for marginalised communities by subsidising medical expenses at public hospitals. This policy is designed to improve healthcare equity and reduce the burden on lower-income individuals.The policy, while well-intentioned, has resulted in an influx of patients from more affluent backgrounds seeking treatment at the public hospital to benefit from the subsidised services. The surge in patients has strained the hospital's resources, leading to longer waiting times, overcrowding, and compromises in the quality of care for the intended beneficiaries—the marginalised and low-income communities. At the same time, turning away patients based on their economic background goes against the principle of equal access to healthcare.Should the hospital implement measures to deter wealthier individuals from utilising subsidised services, or should the policy be revised?