17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) United Kingdom (1) US (1) Brazil (1) Germany (1) Nigeria (1) Sweden (1) Australia (1) Canada (1) Europe (1) France (1) India (1) Indonesia (1) Mexico (1) New Zealand (1) Norway (1) Russia (1) South Africa (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 universal healthcare United Kingdom In the UK and Europe, government-funded healthcare is a prominent feature accessible to all residents. 4
2 universal healthcare US In the US, healthcare is primarily funded through private insurance and out-of-pocket payments. 3
3 universal healthcare Brazil In Brazil, universal healthcare is hindered by unequal distribution of resources and limited access based on financial status. 2
4 universal healthcare Germany In Germany, there is a strong emphasis on universal healthcare coverage and public financing. 2
5 universal healthcare Nigeria Limited access to public healthcare in Nigeria leads to reliance on private providers due to the lack of universal healthcare. 2
6 universal healthcare Sweden Sweden offers comprehensive universal healthcare financed by high taxes. 2
7 universal healthcare Australia The Australian government provides healthcare for citizens and allows for supplemental private insurance. 1
8 universal healthcare Canada In Canada, universal healthcare is provided by the government and is available to all residents. 1
9 universal healthcare Europe Universal healthcare is a prominent feature of the healthcare systems in the UK and many European countries, providing public access to medical services. 1
10 universal healthcare France In France, there is a strong emphasis on universal coverage and public financing of healthcare. 1
11 universal healthcare India Limited access to public healthcare in India has led to a heavy reliance on private healthcare providers. 1
12 universal healthcare Indonesia In Indonesia, healthcare is mainly covered by private insurance and out-of-pocket payments, with limited universal healthcare. 1
13 universal healthcare Mexico In Mexico, healthcare is primarily dependent on employment-based or self-paid health insurance with limited government-funded options. 1
14 universal healthcare New Zealand The culture of New Zealand supports universal healthcare with government-funded coverage for citizens, often supplemented by private insurance. 1
15 universal healthcare Norway In Norway, high taxes fund universal public healthcare for all residents. 1
16 universal healthcare Russia In Russia, universal healthcare is a combination of public and private options with different levels of coverage. 1
17 universal healthcare South Africa In South Africa, universal healthcare is hindered by unequal access to resources, favoring those with higher incomes. 1