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The cost for prescriptions is directly regulated since they are negotiated and controlled by the Government.

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All medically necessary procedures are covered under this plan with the exception of dental, vision, and prescriptions. Employers usually provide supplemental insurance so that any additional procedures and prescriptions are covered.

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Canada’s universal coverage for all its citizens started with the Medical Care Insurance act of 1966.

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Canada’s universal coverage for all its citizens started with the Medical Care Insurance act of 1966.

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The four principles of the Medicare Insurance act was to be Publicly administered, comprehensive in coverage, universal, and portable across provinces. With the Canada Act of 1984, the last principle was added. Accessibility is the last and fifth principle to Canada’s health system.

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Canada Health Care system ranked 10th out of 11th

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Canada Health Care system ranked 10th out of 11th

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Per the Common Wealth report, Canada ranked completely last of the 11th nations for access to health care, and timeliness of care. 1 in 10 will be waiting in the ER for more than 8 hours.

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Each of the eleven Canadian provinces has a set budget from the Federal Government. Each province is in charge of managing their own health programs after the Government provides the funding for their territory.

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The U.S. spends $8,745 per person on health care annually, which is more than any other nation.

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health care in the united states (film subject)

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Sen. Bernie Sanders asked a panel of experts to contrast the United States health care system with single-payer models throughout the world.