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The National Health Service explained | Guardian Explainers

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Being that the United Kingdom's healthcare system was the first developed system... The UK's NHS is a structured system which provides free and effective care to all residents of the UK. Having free healthcare allows all residents equal access to healthcare which should decrease many health disparities and social determinants. Significant results have been made in attempts to decreasing mortality rates, suicide rates, and providing proper allocation of resources to address health disparities.

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6. Social Determinants for Which Affects One's Health

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6. Social Determinants for Which Affects One's Health

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An individual’s health correlates with certain social determinants in which they affect a person’s health. People who attain low living standards, employment, and social class are individuals who struggle with some of the UK’s top social determinants, which overall decreases one’s quality of life. Certain environmental conditions can negatively impact one's health and make them ill. Many of these social determinants are unavoidable, due to the conditions within that society. Proper education, housing and employment are all factors which can help increase the negative social determinants.

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Health disparities includes the distribution of funds to adequate diseases in order to improve overall health outcomes. Disparities can correlate with the countries mortality and morbidity rates. There have been billions of dollars lost to inefficiency and low productivity with stroke care costs. As the UK addressed their health disparities, The Stroke Research Network of the UK has been conducting hundreds of stroke studies in 2017-2018.

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Educating the public is the main concept in improving overall health outcomes. Spreading awareness on preventative measures is crucial for keeping the population healthy and evading avoidable disparities. The UK struggles with a high suicide rate ratio of 12.3:100,000.

Multiple preventative services are offered through the NHS.
These can include:
- Cancer screenings
- Child health promotion programs
- Immunizations

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The United Kingdom's wages are increasing

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The United Kingdom holds a durable economic position and has a well-established rule of law. The UK population is living longer with increased life expectancies and vast diversity, which is allowing equal opportunity to all UK residents.

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3. High Literacy Rate and Strong Economic Power 

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3. High Literacy Rate and Strong Economic Power 

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The United Kingdom's population rates are increasing

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The United Kingdom was the first country internationally to earn the industrialized developed title. Since the UK was the first industrialized country, their National Health Service (NHS) is accessible to all four countries within the UK.

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The United Kingdom's NHS system provides free and effective care to all UK residents. The NHS system is funded through taxes, insurance contributions and individual charges. There are different systems amongst the NHS and depending on the country. As England may be more market-driven where residents still have to pay for prescriptions, Scotland focuses more on physician involvement and quality. Additionally, Wales is a country who focuses more on system advancement, while Northern Ireland runs off the same values of NHS but a different system called "Health and Social Care".