national health reform

National health reform involves changes to a country’s healthcare system to improve access, affordability, and quality of care. It may include expanding insurance coverage, regulating costs, improving healthcare delivery, and addressing disparities. The goal is to ensure more people can obtain necessary medical services without excessive financial burden, while also promoting efficient use of resources and better health outcomes for the population. Reforms often involve policy updates, new funding models, and efforts to strengthen public health infrastructure to create a more equitable and sustainable healthcare system.