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-Provided by the government
-Financed through the government (taxes)
-Many hospitals and clinics all provided by the government
-Countries: UK, Spain, New Zealand, Cuba, Hong Kong. |
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-Provided through private practitioners
-Financed through sickness funds (non-profit insurance companies)
-employer/employee
-government takes care of the rest
-Countries: Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium , The Netherlands |
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| National Health Insurance Model |
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-Provided by private hospitals and clinics
-Financed through a government-run insurance that everyone pays into.
-Countries: Canada, Taiwan, South Korea |
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-Provided by private hospitals and clinics
-Usually paid for by patients/providers
-Countries: most Third World Countries |
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| Biological Determinant of Health/Illness |
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| Behavioral Determinant of Health/Illness |
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| lifestyle, diet, exercise |
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| Social Determinant of Health/Illness |
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| Ecosystem Determinant of Health/Illness |
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| number of years of school students complete |
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| how much students actually learn |
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| The procedure of sorting students into high-ability, middle-ability and low-ability based on IQ tests and other tests |
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| positive goal that schools accomplish unintentionally. |
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| when school preform unintended functions |
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