Painful Truths the U.S. Can Learn from Global Healthcare

The video explores various healthcare systems worldwide, contrasting them with the complex US system. It highlights the role of insurance as a social contract and examines models from Switzerland, Singapore, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, and England. Each system's approach to balancing access and financial protection is discussed, emphasizing the need for the US to find a better solution.

What are the key features of Australia's healthcare system?

How does the New Zealand healthcare system provide for its citizens?

What are the trade-offs associated with the National Health Service (NHS) in England?