Sweden because, it's the healthiest country in the world and it has the best hospitals
Sweden? I'll say the UK or Japan..
Ethiopia has the worst Health Care and it is the poorest country out of them all, so that contributes to the bad Health Care.
People in France do have universal health care. The French health care system is financed by the country’s government national health insurance. In 2000, the WHO found that France had one of the best universal health care systems in the world.
'health-care" is to insure that everyone in the country has access to proper health care no matter what their financial circumstances are.
The US does not have the best health care system in the world. It has the best emergency care system, but is poor in health care compared to other countries around the globe.
Well.. Africa doesn't. But virtually every developed country I believe does have universal health care.
According to the World Health Organization, France is the leading country in terms of health care systems. Of course, their country is almost bankrupt. The United States ranks 38.
I like ASQ. They have some of the best information on Health Care Certifications. "The National Healthcareer Association has all the information you would need on anything health care related, even health care certifications."
I have no ideea.
amercia has the best health care in the world i would recommend it to anyone
Australia.
u.s.a