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Government-Funded?
Shared Responsibility?
Market-Based?

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Quote relevant evidences from the sources you read that can tell you which approach Germany takes.

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Shared responsibility

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- Janissa

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German adopted shared responsibility

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shard responsibility

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puni

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sano

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Karina and Nurdiana

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Shared Responsibility

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-lucas

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Although the German health care system is among the systems providing a very high quality of health care, it is also one of the most expensive and keeps undergoing reforms to reduce costs and maintain or improve quality. The main idea of the statutory health system is the principle of solidarity.

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Although the German health care system is among the systems providing a very high quality of health care, it is also one of the most expensive and keeps undergoing reforms to reduce costs and maintain or improve quality. The main idea of the statutory health system is the principle of solidarity.

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ashish

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-Evans

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The German health system is divided into an insurance sector with public and private insurance funds, and a healthcare sector. The healthcare sector covers a range of services and departments.

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The German health system is divided into an insurance sector with public and private insurance funds, and a healthcare sector. The healthcare sector covers a range of services and departments.

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puni

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zh

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Germany has what's called a universal multi-payer health care system. It encompasses both statutory health insurance for people who earn less than a certain salary, as well as private health insurance for those who earn more and choose to purchase their own.

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shared responsibility

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Germany has what's called a universal multi-payer health care system. It encompasses both statutory health insurance for people who earn less than a certain salary, as well as private health insurance for those who earn more and choose to purchase their own -pc

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Germany has what's called a universal multi-payer health care system. It encompasses both statutory health insurance for people who earn less than a certain salary, as well as private health insurance for those who earn more and choose to purchase their own -pc

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Clement

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share responsibility
-linh

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Since 2009, health insurance has been mandatory for all  U citizens and permanent residents, through either S statutory or private health insurance. A total of 70 million S people or 85% of the population are covered by R statutory health insurance in one of 132 sickness funds in early 2014. Another 11% are covered by substitutive private health insurance. Characteristics of the system are free choice of providers and unrestricted access to all care levels.

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Since 2009, health insurance has been mandatory for all  U citizens and permanent residents, through either S statutory or private health insurance. A total of 70 million S people or 85% of the population are covered by R statutory health insurance in one of 132 sickness funds in early 2014. Another 11% are covered by substitutive private health insurance. Characteristics of the system are free choice of providers and unrestricted access to all care levels.

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-Evans

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YONG SHEN

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sabryne

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Shared Responsibility.

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Shared responsibility

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 total health expenditure was 11.2 percent of GDP, of which 74 percent was public, mainly SHI spending (58% of total). General tax-financed federal spending on “extraneous benefits” provided by SHI, such as coverage for children, amounted to about 4.5 percent of total expenditure in 2014.2 Sickness funds are financed by compulsory contributions levied as a percentage of gross wages up to a ceiling. Coverage is universal for all legal residents. All employed citizens (and other groups such as pensioners) earning less than EUR56,250 (USD71,564) per year as of 2016 are mandatorily covered by SHI, and their nonearning dependents are covered free of charge.3 Individuals whose gross wages exceed the threshold and the previously SHI-insured self-employed can remain in the publicly financed scheme on a voluntary basis (as 75% do) or purchase substitutive PHI, which also covers civil servants.

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 total health expenditure was 11.2 percent of GDP, of which 74 percent was public, mainly SHI spending (58% of total). General tax-financed federal spending on “extraneous benefits” provided by SHI, such as coverage for children, amounted to about 4.5 percent of total expenditure in 2014.2 Sickness funds are financed by compulsory contributions levied as a percentage of gross wages up to a ceiling. Coverage is universal for all legal residents. All employed citizens (and other groups such as pensioners) earning less than EUR56,250 (USD71,564) per year as of 2016 are mandatorily covered by SHI, and their nonearning dependents are covered free of charge.3 Individuals whose gross wages exceed the threshold and the previously SHI-insured self-employed can remain in the publicly financed scheme on a voluntary basis (as 75% do) or purchase substitutive PHI, which also covers civil servants.

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The German public healthcare system is highly decentralized, with 16 municipalities (called Länder) sharing responsibility with the government for hospital planning, building and the upkeep of technical facilities. State-regulated health insurance providers and patients then fund the operating costs.

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The German public healthcare system is highly decentralized, with 16 municipalities (called Länder) sharing responsibility with the government for hospital planning, building and the upkeep of technical facilities. State-regulated health insurance providers and patients then fund the operating costs.

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This is as the government,while reducing costs of the healthcare to a very low amount,people are still required to pay for the healthcare.

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This is as the government,while reducing costs of the healthcare to a very low amount,people are still required to pay for the healthcare.

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Xavier

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 Private system the premiumis based on an individual agreement between the insurance company and the insured person defining the set of covered services and the percentage of coveragedepends on the amount of services chosen and the person's risk and age of entry into the private systerm used to build up savings for the rising health costs at higher age.For persons who have opted out of the public health insurance system to get private health insurance, it can prove difficult to subsequently go back to the public system, since this is only possible under certain circumstances, for example if they are not yet 55 years of age and their income drops below the level required for private selection. Since private health insurance is usually more expensive than public health insurance, the higher premiums must then be paid out of a lower income. During the last twenty years private health insurance became more and more expensive and less efficient compared with the public insurance.

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 Private system the premiumis based on an individual agreement between the insurance company and the insured person defining the set of covered services and the percentage of coveragedepends on the amount of services chosen and the person's risk and age of entry into the private systerm used to build up savings for the rising health costs at higher age.For persons who have opted out of the public health insurance system to get private health insurance, it can prove difficult to subsequently go back to the public system, since this is only possible under certain circumstances, for example if they are not yet 55 years of age and their income drops below the level required for private selection. Since private health insurance is usually more expensive than public health insurance, the higher premiums must then be paid out of a lower income. During the last twenty years private health insurance became more and more expensive and less efficient compared with the public insurance.

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Karina and Nurdiana

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Healthcare in Germany is funded by statutory contributions, ensuring free healthcare for all

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Healthcare in Germany is funded by statutory contributions, ensuring free healthcare for all. In addition, you can also take out private health insurance (Private Krankenversicherung or PKV) to replace or top up state cover (gesetzliche Krankenkasse or GKV).

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Healthcare in Germany is funded by statutory contributions, ensuring free healthcare for all. In addition, you can also take out private health insurance (Private Krankenversicherung or PKV) to replace or top up state cover (gesetzliche Krankenkasse or GKV).

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Janissa

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German healthcare system is rated as one of the best in the world. It offers a flexible range of choices and extensive coverage. Residents who want to get insurance have many options to choose from and a wide variety of health insurance packages to meet their financial capacities and medical needs. Different health insurance plans vary in terms of coverage, costs and specific conditions.
sano

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All German workers pay about 8 percent of their gross income to a nonprofit insurance company called a sickness fund.

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