Nordic health model

The Nordic health model refers to the healthcare systems found in Nordic countries like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland. It emphasizes universal access to healthcare services, funded primarily through taxation, ensuring that all citizens receive necessary medical care regardless of their income. Healthcare is mostly publicly provided, focusing on preventive care and maintaining overall population health. This model aims to reduce health disparities and promote equality, resulting in high health outcomes and life expectancy in these countries. Overall, it combines public responsibility with a commitment to health as a fundamental right.