National Health Care

National Health Care refers to a system where the government provides health services to all citizens, funded through taxation. This system aims to ensure that everyone has access to necessary medical care without financial hardship. Unlike private health insurance models, national health care often eliminates out-of-pocket costs at the point of service. Countries like the UK and Canada operate such systems, focusing on public health and equitable access. While proponents argue it improves health outcomes and affordability, critics may raise concerns about wait times and the quality of care. Overall, it prioritizes health as a basic right for all individuals.