Somalia health insurance system application: A comparison of Germany and South Korea health insurance systems
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Having access to a proper healthcare is one of the basic human rights that was declared in 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It comes before economic, social and cultural rights. Other rights lose its importance when access healthcare isn't provided. Access to healthcare was defined in many ways one of which states that the public demandsthe community and the government to eliminate the cause of diseases and claim treatment along with health insurance when necessary such in plague or outbreak. In this study, we have put lights to the social health insurance where we suggested a social insurance modal that Somalia can implement, Somalia as a country that lacks social health insurance system, by comparing between German health insurance system which thought-out as the first in the world and South Korea heath insurance system that is the fastest to put into action.
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Ahlam Husseın Ahmed
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Ahlam Husseın Ahmed (Master Thesis). Somalia health insurance system application: A comparison of Germany and South Korea health insurance systems, 2019, İstanbul University.
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