Question

I picked Canada for this. I think one of the issues could be the wait times to see a dr but I can't think of 2 others.

Introduction

A. State the purpose of the country profile and explain why you chose to write about this country in particular.

B. Identify appropriate details needed for an analysis of the state of healthcare in your chosen country. Your discussion should include but is not limited to population, type of government and the state of governmental affairs, geographic location, and climate.

II. General State of Healthcare

A. Determine the main health-related issues in the country through an assessment of its recent history and current events for indicators of the state of healthcare affairs in the country, using data from a reputable health organization as a starting point for your research.

B. Evaluate the country’s current structure for providing healthcare to its populations to determine whether the existing structure is sufficient for supporting healthcare improvements.

Answer 1

Introduction   
A, Canada is the second-largest country in the world in terms of population, in economic condition. due to the increased population, there is also high death and birth rate and other chronic illness that affect the population health and growth.
B, Canada population estimated ate 37,589,262 in July 2019. country aging population increases in addition to increasing with baby boomers as a majority seniors.number of centenarians increased that result in increases in life expectancy, women have the highest life expectancy than men. Canada has three main levels of government.federal, provincial, and territorial levels. Canada has a universal publicly funded health care system(medicare) focus on universal health care coverage. it provides equal access to a physician and hospital services by tax-funded and provincial public insurance plans. Canada's health care system is very good because everyone has health care coverage. federal, provincial, and territorial governments took roles and responsibilities on the Canadian health care system by the Canadian constitution. federal government responsible for providing health care services for certain groups of the population, it provides health care funding to provinces and territories and additional funding they fiscal transfer. Canada has a diverse climate. geography plays an important role in community development. it affects politics, transportation, trade, foreign policy, and national security. it is the world's largest nation by area. health care system in Canada demographics prefers public over the for-profit health care system. rural Canadians health beliefs, values, and practice are different that make them lack several challenges. rural community differs from urban in geography in the distance, population growth, dependence on primary resources. Canadian aboriginal population is more prone to suicide, unintentional injuries, and chronic illness.
II, a, One major challenge in Canadian health care is access to health care service. due to high waiting for visiting the physician make the people to nonadherence with access to health service. Canada health care not to cover prescription drugs, long term care, home care, etc. provinces provide half coverage for children, seniors, and for unaffordable communities.cancer is a high cause of death among Canadians. but new innovation and advanced technology make the health care system advanced. aboriginal population affected mostly with special diseases. the indigenous population most often prone to many troubles including mental health issues.
b, Canada health care system improved by expanded technology improvement, focus on primary care, funding for cost-effective treatment.national-level focusing on indigenous peoples for income, housing, education, and other determinants of health. high-quality health care with safe, timely, cost-effective, equitable, patient-centered health care fulfills the large gap by public funds and changes in policy and federal, provincial, and territorial government regional authority, organization providers, patients, and in all levels.