Most low-income countries have fragmented health systems that include both public and private providers. Many middle-income countries have a system

Question Answered step-by-step Most low-income countries have fragmented health systems that includeboth public and private providers. Many middle-income countries have a system organized around a national insurance scheme. Almost all high-income countries have a national health insurance system. Compare the organization, structure and function of health care between the United States and a country of your choice in sub-Saharan Africa. What are the basic healthcare coverage options? How effective is the coverage? What is the cost of healthcare for these countries?+++ Please compare United State and Angola (sub-Saharan African country)+++ Health Science Science Nursing PUBLIC HELATH 511 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)