National Healthcare System

A National Healthcare System is a government-funded system that provides healthcare services to all residents, aiming for universal access regardless of income or social status. Funded primarily through taxes, it ensures that medical care, preventive services, and treatment are available when needed. The system often includes hospitals, clinics, doctors, and nurses working under unified standards to deliver consistent care. Its goal is to improve public health, reduce financial barriers to treatment, and promote equitable health outcomes across the entire population. Examples include the UK's NHS and Canada's publicly funded healthcare.