The Easiest Thing to Fix in a Struggling Healthcare System
Can communication alone fix health care? Of course not. But if we are looking for the easiest place to start, it may be right there;
By Diana Gifford Jones —— Bio and Archives--May 2, 2026
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No country has it perfect. But a few give us envy. Switzerland combines universal health coverage with rapid access and strong patient choice. People are required to buy private insurance, but the system is tightly regulated, and wait times are generally far shorter than in Canada by comparison.
The Netherlands is another standout. It has universal coverage, strong primary care, and insurers compete within strict public rules. It ranks high for patient satisfaction and access. Germany is praised for its social insurance model-broad coverage, quick specialist access, and a large hospital network.
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