Institutional Safeguards: A Path to Universal Health Coverage in Japan
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This essay provides a summary of universal health coverage in Japan, focusing on the statutory health insurance system (SHIS) and its achievement of universal health care coverage through a social protection-based model. It highlights the roles of Employees' Health Insurance and Community-based Health Insurance, emphasizing their integration and the involvement of the private sector in providing clinical benefits. The essay discusses the impact of universal health coverage on service delivery, management costs, and total health expenditure, noting its contribution to the stability of living for individuals and the central government's control over health expenditure. Furthermore, it mentions Japan's high life expectancy and the reduction in mortality rates due to easy access to healthcare and the widespread use of medications. The essay concludes by referencing the importance of universal health care in a society and its increasing consumption as a portion of the total national output.
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