With a robust economic growth and a private health insurance market, Ireland continues to provide high-quality, fiscally sustainable care.
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Belgium’s largely private health insurance system performs well across most dimensions, but the country has been hard hit by COVID-19.
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44% of Australians choose private health insurance, despite the universal availability of government-run coverage.
Greece struggles to preserve access and quality amidst its long-running fiscal crisis.
Sweden, a world leader in digital health care, is experiencing a rapid rise in public health spending.
Norway’s oil-powered growth has helped fund its socialized health system — for now.
Finland aggressively restricts patient access and choice, but ranks among the better socialized systems in quality.