NEWSROOM

We often hear that health care works differently – and sometimes better – in other countries. But how are those systems actually structured? This session steps outside the United States to explore how major developed nations design and finance health coverage, from tax-funded national systems to social insurance frameworks and tightly regulated private markets. We’ll look at how those systems function in practice, then bring the lens back home to examine the United States as a hybrid model that blends elements of multiple international approaches. This class offers perspective – helping you understand how global systems operate and how that context shapes conversations about cost and access in the U.S.

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