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Re: Junior Doctors Prepare For First Full Walk-Out
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
No they aren't, what was it the shadow health secretary said no one with a gcse in maths can believe no junior doctor working within the legal limits will not lose money because the sums don't add up iirc
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Iirc we spend less of our GDP on health than any other developed nation or G7 nation, one of the two
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But no one ever mentions that most of the other G7 countries fund their Health Services with a mixture of State Funding and personal Health Insurance.
France - http://about-france.com/health-care.htm
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The French health care system is funded in part by obligatory health contributions levied on all salaries, and paid by employers, employees and the self employed; in part by central government funding; and in part by users who have to pay a small fraction of the cost of most acts of health care that they receive.
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Germany - http://www.germanyhis.com/
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The German Health Care System has some important points to consider. First, it is obligatory to be insured when living, working or studying in Germany – except from some work or population groups. Second, the German system is a so called dual system containing a compulsory insurance and a private insurance.
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Last edited by Hugh; 09-05-2016 at 20:28.
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