Financial Dynamics of Healthcare Systems: Analyzing Economic Structures, Access to Care, and Treatment Outcomes

Abstract

This study explores the financial structures of healthcare systems and their impacts on access to care and treatment outcomes. By examining various healthcare financing models including tax-based, social health insurance, and private insurance, the research highlights the strengths and challenges of each system. The paper analyzes policy reforms and their economic implications, emphasizing the delicate balance between cost management and quality of care. Through a critical evaluation of past and present strategies, the study offers insights into creating sustainable and efficient healthcare models that ensure broad access and effective treatment for all.