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access to healthcare
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United States
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Access to healthcare is often determined by insurance coverage and income level.
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access to healthcare facilities
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United States
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Cost and insurance coverage play a significant role in access to healthcare facilities.
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access to medical care
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United States
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Access to medical care is considered a basic human right
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government-provided healthcare
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United States
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Debate around the role of government in healthcare and often involves private insurance and healthcare providers
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5
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health care
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United States
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Access to healthcare can be expensive and is often tied to employment or insurance.
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health care
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United States
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Access to healthcare is often linked to employment, and private health insurance is common.
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health care
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United States
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Access to quality health care is considered a basic necessity, and there are well-established systems for providing medical treatment and services.
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health care
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United States
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Access to high-quality health care is considered a basic right and is often tied to employment benefits.
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health care
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United States
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Access to good health care is important and often considered a basic necessity in these countries.
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healthcare
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US
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The healthcare system involves a mix of public and private providers, and is a topic of national debate
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healthcare
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United States
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Access to healthcare is expensive and can be a significant financial burden.
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healthcare
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United States
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Access to healthcare may be dependent on employment status and insurance coverage
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healthcare access
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United States
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Healthcare access is a fundamental right and there are public healthcare systems in place to ensure everyone has access to essential medical services.
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healthcare providers
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United States
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Healthcare providers are often associated with private practices and hospitals.
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healthcare system
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USA
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The healthcare system is primarily based on private insurance and healthcare services often come with high costs.
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healthcare system
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United States
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Privatized system with a focus on individual insurance and healthcare costs
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healthcare system
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United States
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Privatized healthcare system with a mix of public and private insurance options
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hospital care
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United States
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Patients often expect individualized attention and regular check-ins from hospital staff.
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hospital care
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United States
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Healthcare funding is a major political issue, with debates about public vs private healthcare.
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medical care
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United States
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Access to medical care is often provided through private health insurance.
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medical services
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United States
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Access to medical services can be dependent on private health insurance or financial resources.
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patient care
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United States
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Emphasis on individual patient rights and autonomy
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united states public health service
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United States
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The United States Public Health Service is a well-known and respected government agency responsible for promoting public health and providing medical care in certain regions.
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united states public health service
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United States
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Responsible for promoting and protecting the nation's public health, including responding to health emergencies and conducting medical research.
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