free health care was introduced in canada in 1984.
free health care was introduced in canada in 1984.
when was free health care introduced in canada?
1984
a voluminous writer, lamm's other works include "population and the law" (1972), "some reflections on the balkanization of america" (1978), "megatraumas: america at the year 2000" (1980), "energy activities in the west" (1980), "the angry west: a vulnerable land and its future" (1982), "campaign for quality: an education agenda for the 80's" (1983), "pioneers and politicians: ten colorado governors in profile" (1984), "copernican politics" (1984), "the american west: a poem" (1985), "immigration time bomb: the fragmenting of america" (1985), "the lamm administration: a retrospective" (1986), "california conspiracy" (1988), "hard choices" (1989), "crisis: the uncompetitive society" (1989), "the fall and rise of the american economy" (1989), "indicators of decline: an article from the futurist" (1993), "the supply factor in health care cost containment" (1993), "the ethics of excess: an article from the hastings center report" (1994), "health care workforce reform.: an article from state legislatures" (1994), "the west at risk" (1994), "futurizing america's institutions.: an article from the futurist" (1996), "the price of modern medicine" (1997), "mountains of colorado" (1999), "government does, indeed, ration health care: an article from state legislatures" (1999), "redrawing the ethics map.: an article from the hastings center report" (1999), "vision for a compassionate and affordable health system" (2001), "brave new world of health care" (2003), "the brave new world of health care" (2004), "the challenge of an aging society: the future of u.s. health care" (2005), "two wands, one nation: an essay on race and community in america" (2006), "condition critical: a new moral vision of health care" (2007), and "the brave new world of health care revisited" (2013) with andy sharma, phd.
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health care in poland is free and is delivered through a publicly funded health care system called the narodowy fundusz zdrowia, which is free for all the citizens of poland provided they fall into the "insured" category (usually meaning that they have their health insurance paid for by their employer, or are the spouse or child of an insured person). according to article 68 of the polish constitution everyone has a right to have access to health care. citizens are granted equal access to the publicly funded healthcare system. in particular, the government is obliged to provide free health care to young children, pregnant women, disabled people and to the elderly. however, private healthcare use is very extensive in poland. patients who are uninsured have to pay the full cost of medical services. according to a study conducted by cbos in 2016, out of 84% patients taking part in survey, 40% declared use of both private and public health services, 37% use only public health care and 7% use only private health services. 77% of all responders declared using private health care is caused by long waiting for public health care services.
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