Health care legislation

Health care legislation refers to laws and policies designed to regulate and improve health care systems. This includes provisions for health insurance coverage, access to medical services, patient rights, and the funding of public health initiatives. Legislation can aim to ensure that everyone receives affordable care, protect vulnerable populations, and address issues like prescription drug costs or quality of health services. These laws are enacted by governments and can vary significantly between countries, influencing how health care is delivered and accessed by individuals and communities.