Out of Canada, U.S.A, Russia, France, Malaysia, U.K, Sweden, and Germany, which country has the best healthcare system?
There are many other countries out there with affordable and reliable healthcare. Not just the countries you mentioned op
I think there are certainly flaws and it could be made cheaper. But in terms of care, you won't do much better.
The NHS is in a lot of trouble yet is still standing and delivers quality (debatable; I know) health care for free.
Actually the USA is more advanced than many rivals. The catch is being able to afford it. The English ( British regions vary ) NHS is great in principle and the best idealistic model. But it's lack of funding in comparison to USA paid for care limits its effectiveness. The French model is also extremely good and well intentioned. Nurses quality UK trained. Doctors USA or UK trained. Medical advancement USA Access to health care UK followed by France. Both models private and government need massive improvement and changes to last the next 100 years. And pharmaceutical companies need to be brought into line to reduce costs to services and patients. Sub note Thailand's care in certain areas has a better model of nurses able to perform minor surgery with specialist training. And the ideal of family coming into hospital to help with the patients recovery reduces the strain on staff and give patients some continuity of care. But just my opinions.